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Originally posted by Equ1noxevery time you post you just prove to every person reading this thread just how stupid you are, please carry on
Originally posted by Diablos
Originally posted by Equ1noxevery time you post you just prove to every person reading this thread just how stupid you are, please carry on
I am fully aware of the fact that common sense and a scientific mind on here perceives one to be stupid and brainwashed by the major fringe elements on this site. Thankfully, the opposite is true in real life and the majority of those posting here are considered to be the stupid and brainwashed ones.
Originally posted by AacesFinally, "vast material and resource gains". This may actually be your strongest argument. However, I think you forget one of your lessons from preschool, SHARING. As I believe I've well proven to anyone with two functioning hemispheres, war is counter-productive to the survival and perfection of the human genome. So, if we decided to form a world government and distribute resources as needed, we wouldn't need to WASTE resources on the perfection and manufacturing of your beloved war devices.
reply to post by Diablos
The military industrial complex is good for this country, as we've generated just as much from the taxes of the millions of professional Americans employed by private contractors such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, etc
Originally posted by Obelisk67
reply to post by Diablos
The military industrial complex is good for this country, as we've generated just as much from the taxes of the millions of professional Americans employed by private contractors such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, etc
Yes war is big business, killing keeps the bombs coming out of the factories, death and destruction is good.
You my friend are nothing more than an agent of the system. The wars waged in the last fifty years have cost more in money and life than anything we've ever gained.
Your pathetic attempt to convince anyone but yourself that war is good is laughable at best.
Originally posted by Cynicaleye
Originally posted by Obelisk67
reply to post by Diablos
The military industrial complex is good for this country, as we've generated just as much from the taxes of the millions of professional Americans employed by private contractors such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, etc
Yes war is big business, killing keeps the bombs coming out of the factories, death and destruction is good.
You my friend are nothing more than an agent of the system. The wars waged in the last fifty years have cost more in money and life than anything we've ever gained.
Your pathetic attempt to convince anyone but yourself that war is good is laughable at best.
The fact you support Ron Paul is laughable at best.
Originally posted by Diablos
Originally posted by NucleardoomMilitary support for Paul is simple. Quit fighting these wars we can't afford, and shouldn't be involved in anyways. Wars based on weapons of mass destruction LIES. That is one really expensive lie huh? The troops are sick of it, and Paul supports this so naturally they will support him. They know when signing up they took an oath to protect the country from threats, not to be provoking foreign wars for oil, drugs, pipelines or anything else they can pillage for profit. When your on your 6th deployment in Afghanistan you might have a clue as to why he has such strong military support.
I'm sorry, but WAR is good for this country. I'm sick and tired of lolbertarians bashing our DoD and war efforts. War creates millions of jobs and the defence contracting industry is one of the only industries that has kept American jobs here. Ron Paul wants to slash funding for it and in the process millions of middle class professionals will be unemployed not to mention the fact that our top notch national security will also be compromised.
US Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum has callously described the assassination of Iranian scientists as "wonderful," threatening that those who work for Iran's nuclear program "are not safe."
"On occasion, scientists working on the nuclear program in Iran turn up dead. I think that's a wonderful thing, candidly," said Rick Santorum addressing an election campaign in Greenville, South Carolina.
He added that, "I think we should send a very clear message that if you are a scientist from Russia, North Korea, or from Iran and you are going to work on a nuclear program to develop a bomb for Iran, you are not safe."
Santorum claimed that while Iran is "in the process of developing a nuclear weapon, it appears obvious to me that the [US] administration is doing little to nothing."
"We have done it; we have done it for American citizens. We are concerned when someone is producing a nuclear bomb that can be dropped on the state of Israel or provides a nuclear shield for a country which spreads terrorism with impunity and changes the face of the world," he said.
Santorum's remarks come as yet another Iranian scientist, Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, was assassinated on January 11 in Iran's capital, Tehran....
edit on 1/15/12 by ThePublicEnemyNo1 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Diablos
Originally posted by Equ1noxevery time you post you just prove to every person reading this thread just how stupid you are, please carry on
I am fully aware of the fact that common sense and a scientific mind on here perceives one to be stupid and brainwashed by the major fringe elements on this site. Thankfully, the opposite is true in real life and the majority of those posting here are considered to be the stupid and brainwashed ones.
Nice generalizations. nice assumptions. Nice disparagement of people you don't know. Clearly you are the superior intellect here, since your position is so strong you have no need to use actual facts or reasonable arguments. Keep spewing your nonsense, , I like being able to tell who can have an adult conversation and who can't from a quick glance.
Originally posted by Littikani
Originally posted by Diablos
Originally posted by Equ1noxevery time you post you just prove to every person reading this thread just how stupid you are, please carry on
I am fully aware of the fact that common sense and a scientific mind on here perceives one to be stupid and brainwashed by the major fringe elements on this site. Thankfully, the opposite is true in real life and the majority of those posting here are considered to be the stupid and brainwashed ones.
You are talking to people that LOVE a man they never met and believe he is the savior of our world all while not one of them can explain what he has done or will do that is so great. Brainwashed is a nice way of putting it from what I can see.
Originally posted by Littikani
Originally posted by Nucleardoom
reply to post by Diablos
I guess the support he gets from the troops along with million of citizens is proof to support your claims. I'd rather have a senile (which he is not) old man instead of a plastic used car salesman running this country. Romney is a complete joke, what jackass would support that corporate cardboard cutout?
Can I ask you an honest question. Do you think the troops are the most informed group of people in America? Being placed half a world away and given state run radio to listen to, while fighting a war, why do people assume that what the troops want is what is best? They are a tad busy and a tad removed. Just asking. If you are going to attack instead of respond then I probably won't come back here.
Originally posted by wagnificent
So yes many of Ron Paul's supporters are indeed "hippies" insofar as they are aware that Ron Paul is the only one serving up truth.
Originally posted by hooberson3
Pretty funny. State run radio? I don't know what year you are stuck in but if you are referring to AFN they play a variety of news, from all kinds of sources.
Nobody listens to that much anyway with a little thing called satellite and internet radio. We have the internet, facebook, and youtube just like everyone else. I think someone has been watching one too many war movies and too much Bill'O.
I think the guys getting shot at every day have a pretty 'non-removed' idea about endless war and failed foreign policy and they probably don't like it.
We, my colleagues and I, love the Constitution of the United States and we love Ron Paul. We aren't just some little ignorant bugs the richers send out to fight their wars. So as far as you being informed on the modern military I guess we don't fit into your little box and it sounds like we exist way outside your monkeysphere.
Originally posted by Gigatronix
Nice generalizations. nice assumptions. Nice disparagement of people you don't know.
Clearly you are the superior intellect here, since your position is so strong you have no need to use actual facts or reasonable arguments.
Keep spewing your nonsense, , I like being able to tell who can have an adult conversation and who can't from a quick glance.
Originally posted by Diablos
Originally posted by NucleardoomMilitary support for Paul is simple. Quit fighting these wars we can't afford, and shouldn't be involved in anyways. Wars based on weapons of mass destruction LIES. That is one really expensive lie huh? The troops are sick of it, and Paul supports this so naturally they will support him. They know when signing up they took an oath to protect the country from threats, not to be provoking foreign wars for oil, drugs, pipelines or anything else they can pillage for profit. When your on your 6th deployment in Afghanistan you might have a clue as to why he has such strong military support.
I'm sorry, but WAR is good for this country. I'm sick and tired of lolbertarians bashing our DoD and war efforts. War creates millions of jobs and the defence contracting industry is one of the only industries that has kept American jobs here. Ron Paul wants to slash funding for it and in the process millions of middle class professionals will be unemployed not to mention the fact that our top notch national security will also be compromised.