Re: The death penalty legitimizes murder

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> > > She is certainly a legless gerbil.
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> > > Very gullible too apparently if she is swallowing all of those old
lies
> > > about the glory of war and yada yada.
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> > Ever been in war?  Ever even been in the military?  Or did the lack of
> > balls and that yellow streak down your back keep you from service?  Or
> > are you one of the 'enlightened' few who thinks that everyone can
> > 'just get alone'?
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> > Believe me, when your shivering your nuts off in the ass end of a
> > Stratopig you have plenty of time to think about why you're doing it.
> > I sure as hell wasn't there for the financial oportunities.
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> > > > Do you really have intentions to bring to senses this Gerbil with
his
> > > > gibberish about "necessity" of mass murder?
> > > > Only a complete idiot like Gerbil would compare a fight between two
> > > > prehistoric Neanderthals over a piece of meat to the modern time
> policies
> > >  of mass annihilation.
> >
> > I didn't say a thing about the 'necessity' of war or even about the
> > policies of this administration or any other administration involved
> > in a war.  Although I do agree with the policies of America during
> > this particular conflict, I never mentioned that in my posting.
> >
> > My point is that there has ALWAY been conflict, there always WILL be
> > conflict.  You can't change this as long as there is ONE individual
> > who want's that which is not his.  "Peace" is just an agreement
> > between multiple entities (be it individuals, cities, states or
> > nations) and is enforced by the winner of the last conflict.  Anytime
> > anyone of these entities decides it doesn't want to play by the rules
> > any longer and inflict it's will upon the rest you get conflict(riots,
> > mobs or war).  This is a fact of life, you can't change it in any way.
> >  Deal with it.
> >
> > As far as my opinions on the current conflict:  I think this is a war
> > that should have started long ago.  Under Klinton our citizens and
> > service men were attacked numerous times and nothing was done.  How
> > many Americans have to die before you feel we are 'justified' in
> > taking action?  We went after Al-Quida and they ain't given us much
> > problem since.  And there is a provable link of ol' Sadam harboring
> > terrorist of that organization.  Sure, most of the terrorist are now
> > striking back at our soldiers in Iraq, but at least they seem to be to
> > busy over there to worry about over here.  That may change, but I'd
> > rather keep them on the run than give them free riegn as you would
> > have.
> >
> > "Never underestimate the power of Stupid People in large numbers."
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> Gerbil, I have to agree with your quotation about danger of stupid people
in
> large numbers, considering the fact that you belong to them, too...
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> But the rest of your crap is gotta go.  Because regardless of "importance
of
> keeping terrorists occupied", this mission is being terminated in June, if
> you heard the junior.
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> Being firm is extremely important in preservation of respect for the
> standards of human rights anywhere in the world.  But adherence to the
same
> internationally excepted rules is not a bit less important.
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> And when some weaklings are joining the mob of assassins in the capacity
of
> the mercenaries for despotic rulers, it does not in any way speak of their
> "courage" and "heroism", as you think...  Because if they had been true
> heroes, they'd made sure first and foremost that americunts themselves had
a
> fair and free system, before going half way around the world to "liberate
> Arabs" by dropping bombs on them indiscriminately, before deciding to step
> on devastated soil of long impoverished Iraqi deserts.
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You talk about CRAP? Vadiot?  That is all that comes out your Russian
mouth.......
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