Those crying whimpering terrorists

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Gryphon66

Has being polite and nice done anything to deter terrorism?

I am not advocating for "being polite and nice."

I am stating my opinion about the indignity that Mr. Trump brings to his high Office specifically on this occasion and, admittedly, referencing the same in general.

You may have a different opinion.

Fair enough.

My opinion was that it was different and possibly more effective than all the polite PC talk we've heard for the past 2 decades.

I can see what you're saying. I have no problem with the US dealing with world problems from a position of strength, even uncompromising strength. There hasn't been a President in my lifetime that inspired confidence; as I have said, I vote against people, not for them.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: network dude

Mr. Trump's general traits are not my issue in this case. Trump's general traits are also not an excuse for the indignity he brings to the Office but that's an opinion.

The President of the United States should not mock a fallen enemy like a schoolyard bully.

And he shouldn't get into twitter wars with fat insignificant washed up actors, and he shouldn't fight with gold star families, and the list could go on. Yet, here we are. Our process put forth by our forefathers elected Donald J. Trump to be president, and he is running again in 2020. If he is as bad as you seem to think, then he won't be re-elected. If you are wrong, then he will be. But the good news for you is, our forefathers also made it so he could only occupy that much of your head space free of charge for 8 years. After that, you kind of have to let it go.

a reply to: network dude

We generally know who is a Trump fan and who isn't here ... and I understand that we all have opinions, etc. etc. I'm not sure why the expression of trivial negative or positive opinions about Trump draws so much attention EVERY SINGLE TIME.

Your post is typical for what I'm referring to. I expressed an opinion. You and others didn't like it. You told me so. Great.

We all move on. Instead, the ad hom crap that scrolls every forum every post gets applied. Why do you think I care if you think Trump has "space in my head"? He has space in yours too. So does Hillary Clinton for godssake. So does everyone you don't agree with politically.

It's not good for your digestion; do a Mulvaney and get over it.

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Gryphon66

Who gives a rat's ass if that POS was disrespected? This is America, fck him and the demons he rode home on. What branch of the military did you serve in?

I am not speaking about the dead terrorist, but about the President of the United States.

Since when does "America" brag about waging war and bringing death?

What branch of the military did Mr. Trump serve in?

Commander in Chief
en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: panoz77

Yep. Civilian control of the military. Not a member of the military.

That was, you know, kinda the point for the Founders.

Soldiers who fought them talked about the horror of going into alleyways and facing men who would jump down from roofs onto them with suicide bomb belts and detonate them.
It wasn’t hand-to-hand combat; it was hand-to-bomb combat.

What Will Happen Next?

They already try to blame trump for El Paso shooter they say he was inspired by memes coming out of the Trump Administration.
Will they stoop so low to recreate another 911...impeachment is there last puppet show,whats behind curtain #1

The deeply buried admiration for this terrorist required to come in here and make up out of thin air--with zero proof or even a hint of an indication--that the official account of him dying whimpering like a bitch isn't true... it's just mindboggling. TDS really is real.

And if you really think that just because someone led a violent life that they wouldn't cry in this circumstance, you've led an insanely sheltered life. Get out in the real world once in a while.

originally posted by: panoz77

originally posted by: Gryphon66

originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: Gryphon66

Who gives a rat's ass if that POS was disrespected? This is America, fck him and the demons he rode home on. What branch of the military did you serve in?

I am not speaking about the dead terrorist, but about the President of the United States.

Since when does "America" brag about waging war and bringing death?

What branch of the military did Mr. Trump serve in?

Commander in Chief
en.wikipedia.org...

Which is a position, not a branch of the military.

Y’know, that whole concept of civilian control over our military.

a reply to: vernichter

“He died after running into a dead-end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way.”

Trump said it so chances are high that it's BS , until evidence is provided the death of Baghdadi is little more than a claim.

Edit.

ISIL confirms death of leader al-Baghdadi, names new chief
Leader killed in US raid replaced by Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi, group says, also confirming spokesman's death.
www.aljazeera.com...

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: network dude

We generally know who is a Trump fan and who isn't here ... and I understand that we all have opinions, etc. etc. I'm not sure why the expression of trivial negative or positive opinions about Trump draws so much attention EVERY SINGLE TIME.

Your post is typical for what I'm referring to. I expressed an opinion. You and others didn't like it. You told me so. Great.

We all move on. Instead, the ad hom crap that scrolls every forum every post gets applied. Why do you think I care if you think Trump has "space in my head"? He has space in yours too. So does Hillary Clinton for godssake. So does everyone you don't agree with politically.

It's not good for your digestion; do a Mulvaney and get over it.

I like you, so I won't bash you much more, but while you are up there, on that horse, look back at how many post you made IN THIS THREAD, just to give your opinion, that you seem not to be concerned about. Hell, I'm agreeing with you, but trying to let you know that even though you didn't type "orange man bad", that is what your words sound like. We get it. Maybe Trump will loose the next election and you can be a happier person.

a reply to: network dude

Some folks see every criticism of Trump as "Orange Man Bad."

I'm a very happy person. I've known for two years what Mr. Trump's role in this is. I'm not sure why you employ such hackneyed tactics in many posts implying that disagreement with T is insane, obsessive, unpatriotic, stupid, etc. Etc.

I too have a decent respect for your intellect. That sort of argument is really beneath you.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
There's no honor in disrespecting even an enemy after their death, and there's no dignity in the President of the United States lowering himself to make such a vulgar statement, even if it were true.

Hardly unexpected from a draft-dodger though. Big talk from a little man.

Nothing wrong at all with disrespecting a monster like Baghdadi. Do you remember what he and his followers have done? Burning people alive, videotaping it and disseminating it? Ordering children to execute prisoners? Raping thousands of women, including a young American whom Baghdadi also murdered? How about the irreplaceable antiquities his followers destroyed? You go ahead and respect him all you want; I’ll continue to despise him as a worthless POS who got off way to easy.

a reply to: Scapegrace

Perhaps you didn't bother to read my posts.

I am not arguing for respect for Baghdadi.

I stated that it is beneath the dignity of the Presidency for Trump to speak as he did. It makes him look like a small petulant man.

Sorry, is your point that the terrorist is actually brave man worthy of respect? It seems to read as though you have some amount of admiration and respect you are providing to a leader of terrorism responsible for the death and tourment of many.

My guess is you are the "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" guy, my advice would be to find better bunk mates.

a reply to: vernichter

Gasp! Say it ain't so? Trump... belittled and demeaned someone??! If not this person, are none worthy of the presidents contempt?

This seems like an appropriate target for trumps brand to unload on, humanizing such a dark terrorist figure seems further inappropriate than trumps taunts.
a reply to: Gryphon66

Yes he was crying before he killed himself....that's crazy to liberals?

I've seen dogs make these dogs cry. I guess in that part of the world dogs are not common...

And speaking of professional talk....

What about Clinton on tape saying we came, he saw, he dled and cracks up laughing when talking about the gadaffi lynching?

That's respectful talk?

At least trump used his own team and did not provide weapons to sketchy rebels to lynch a leader in the streets.

Those same weapons and people Clinton and Obama supported declared they were breaking away from Clinton and showed that by attacking the us embassy in Libya and killing ambassador Chris Steven's.

Libya and the Gaddafi lynching is riddled with war crimes...

And after taking out Gaddafi, what was the exit strategy and who was given power?

No one knows and that's why Libya is not spoken about today

So what if he cried. Combatants have been crying and asking for their mama's since warfare began. There's no great shame in crying when you know your time is up...

or are we all so macho that we are convinced it would never happen to us?. Don't bet on it.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: neutronflux
Thank you!
I can’t believe that we have members here complaining that such a piece of human filth was ‘disrespected ‘.
Seems like they are condoning the life that he led.

Some people here have so much hatred for Trump, that they will openly support a S@#tstain like Baghdadi..!!

Honestly, make a list of all the terrible things this guy did and some people on these forums will justify every single act and try to claim Trump is much worse..

That's how unreasonable and unstable TDS has made many people..!!

a reply to: Gryphon66

Only to the easily offended and dense. He chose his words with great purpose. Dogs are impure, filth, in islam. A dog prevents the angel gabriel from entering mohammads house in the koran. They are ordered to kill them. Cowardice is the antithesis of courage and the failure of jihad is almost always blamed on cowardice in the koran. The message trump sent to future ISIS recruits was that they would be led by impure, cowards. The fact that allah allowed a dog to track down their leader for the kill will do A TON of harm to their recruiting efforts as well.

Now before you dismiss that trump is that careful with his words, recall his speech to the CIA. Where he told the rank and file they would build a new building with no pillars/columns. He specifically said to them "....by someone who knows how to build and we won't have columns, do you understand that?" A subtle but meaningful referral to the coup against him by the CIA.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
There's no honor in disrespecting even an enemy after their death, and there's no dignity in the President of the United States lowering himself to make such a vulgar statement, even if it were true.

Don't see what's wrong in calling enemy a coward if he is indeed such. It is hard to believe in this when the enemy did not surrender.