Student Volunteer suicide bombers seek to attack Israel

Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by bodrul

 

"my Ideal solution would be to put them an Island "

Why not just Concentrate them in a Camp?

They could work for their freedom and there could even be a sign at the front gate saying: "Work Will Make you Free", or something similarly motivating...

Bodul did not suggest just one side be removed!!!!!!

He said, all those who want to kill be moved, that would be Palistinians/Israeli's/Iranians/Syrians.........................anyone.

I am sorry, but remove all those who want/need to kill and all those left want to live in peace, and would.

reply to post by mrmonsoon


"I am sorry, but remove all those who want/need to kill and all those left want to live in peace, and would. "

You can see the future?

Or are you psychic?

How will you determine this - Eugenics, time travel or your precognitive abilities?

Honestly, not to condone suicide bombings, I think the situation has less to do with religion than it does with circumstance. Suicide bombing is a tactic of last resort, an admission of inferior military capability. No military in the world, regardless of religion, will partake in such activity if it had the most advanced stand off weapon systems at its disposal. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria etc..., all Islamic nations, but you wont see SB's as part of their official military plans. Now, neutralize their weaponry and threaten their existence and things will change. Case and point, the Japanese in WWII.

I'm not a believer of faith by any means, however it seems to me any of the monotheistic religions can be manipulated for such holy war purposes. Semantics aside, some of the Crusades were essentially suicide missions, but I'm sure they weren't called that. And really, how different is a Palestinian who commits a suicide bombing from an Israeli who might be willing to die in defense for his country? Superficial differences aside there really is no difference in mentality, only in physical circumstance.

Now, the big difference is going after soft civilian targets instead of military personnel. However that too, in part, has to do with capability and circumstance. Even the most fanatic insurgents in Iraq prefer IED's and other weapons that target US troops over the above mentioned situation.

[edit on 31-12-2008 by WestPoint23]