America and it's hypocrisy?!
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Well its my fault really, trying to argue with someone who sees auras, and you have 50 books?! :| am I supposed to pretend like that's a lot?
You started your post with the typical correction of a misspelled word from the post you're replying to and you ended it with a random fact noone cares about because you want to impress ppl, or maybe prove a poin? ... totally legit
I lol @ the internet folk
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I'll ignore the garbage you typed to get me to respond the way you want it.Well its my fault really, trying to argue with someone who sees auras, and you have 50 books?! :| am I supposed to pretend like that's a lot?
You started your post with the typical correction of a misspelled word from the post you're replying to and you ended it with a random fact noone cares about because you want to impress ppl, or maybe prove a poin? ... totally legit
I lol @ the internet folk
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lets see what statement in this picture does not apply to the us
US army has a big culture for raping women wherever they put their feet. 26000 rape just in 2012 in their own military, not counting rape in the countries that they invaded and destroyed. Even at the very end of ww2, they raped thousands of French women.
SonictheHedgehog
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You think it's easy for me to believe someone supposedly older than me is so ignorant?Ah yes the stupidity of the internet and the crusade against "the man"
I read that the us is faschist ... I'm just facepalming right now, I'm a part of the most ignorant, misinformed and most paranoid generation in history, mostly because kids spend more time on the internet than in school, watching/reading the news or reading history/... books
Btw aren't you the guy who believes in magic auras?
And the other guy, are you a kid? Please dont tell me an adult can write something like that because I may just lose my faith in humanity
Anyway I'm done, no point trying to argue with web nutters, all we can do is facepalm
Ok, it is, but it's still pathetic. I can only await the day America busts a nut on your open mouth and you realize how much of a ***** you are to it.
Are you assuming that all those who disagree with the court ruling condone the protests and riots? That's just plain stupid.
The issue is not that it's just whites killing blacks, It's that police officers are killing un armed black civilians, and getting away with it, in this case without even facing indictment.
GhostProject
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Perception is a funny thing. But with how misleading the media was over the incident here in America, I can imagine how all over the place the facts are in other countries (which I assuming you're from another country with how you speak about America).
Multiple "credible" news sources kept on releasing "breaking new" information which kept the facts going back and forth and contradicting itself day after day. You're aware that right after the event the protests ended in the burning down of a Quick Trip right? They still have human and protesting rights, but that's why police security escalated.
I live in Missouri, and the most racist thing I saw about this whole ordeal was the media inciting confusion, racial division, and unrest. They kept it going hot for as long as they could whether they even knew or were releasing all the facts. The incident was tragic, and two people made bad choices on that day that led to this. The rest is political
actually it was a question followed by a statement which makes it look like you already made up your mind and aren't really asking
but all that aside, what exactly in my comment could have possibly made you think that lol
My mind was made up, not on what you think, but on how I feel about someone who would make that correlation. I asked because of the way you stated your points in response to this thread.
"and to make these irrational riots of people who have no respect for the law or the authority into an argument against America or democracy is just plain stupid"
No one here was making the riots an argument against america or democracy.
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Nothing is perfect. But for the most part America works better than most countries I've been too.
Prometheus Beta
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See folks this is why I endorse nationalism for all peoples of the world, what you might call universal nationalism. Clearly diversity/integration has not worked, does not work and will never work, and engenders nothing but ethnic conflict and "oppression". It seems many of the Blacks here tacitly agree with me since what they seem to be saying here is that we White folk just can't help but "oppress" minorities, and its absolutely fine if you think that. And so I think its time for us to turn once again to that ideal that did work in the past, the old style concept of ethnic self-determination: everyone, including us White folk, needs to pursue ethnic states (like Israel, the ethnic state of the Jewish people, for example) again. Black folk need their own lands where they can finally be free of the White man and when we Whites attain our own ethnic states again, not only will there will be no minorities for us oppress but we too will finally be free of this ethnic problem. Everybody wins.
And while we discuss this on a manga/anime forum, lets take the case of Japan as a perfect example of where the old model of the state - the state as an ethnic community - continues to work. You see Japan continues to be a state composed overwhelmingly of ethnic Japanese (with immigration laws that ensure that state of affairs is maintained), and that means they have no racial/ethnic problems there. Or course its far too late for the US, White people are definitely going to end up a minority there in about a decade or two (and I think the White folk there need to accept that outcome/reality), and imo thats fine considering the colonial origins of the state and all. But I do think we can and ought to make a case for ethnic states here in Europe in our ancestral lands because if we don't, and soon at that, we too will go the way of the US (in fact many European states, the UK and France being the most prominent examples, are already starting to look like the US). The trouble is that these days White folk, and it seems only White folk, are forbidden from thinking this way. E.g. if I were to repeat what Ive written here in the real world, here as an Englishman in England, Id probably be arrested for "hate speech". Alas, what a predicament we are in, what to do, what to do.
And while we discuss this on a manga/anime forum, lets take the case of Japan as a perfect example of where the old model of the state - the state as an ethnic community - continues to work. You see Japan continues to be a state composed overwhelmingly of ethnic Japanese (with immigration laws that ensure that state of affairs is maintained), and that means they have no racial/ethnic problems there. Or course its far too late for the US, White people are definitely going to end up a minority there in about a decade or two (and I think the White folk there need to accept that outcome/reality), and imo thats fine considering the colonial origins of the state and all. But I do think we can and ought to make a case for ethnic states here in Europe in our ancestral lands because if we don't, and soon at that, we too will go the way of the US (in fact many European states, the UK and France being the most prominent examples, are already starting to look like the US). The trouble is that these days White folk, and it seems only White folk, are forbidden from thinking this way. E.g. if I were to repeat what Ive written here in the real world, here as an Englishman in England, Id probably be arrested for "hate speech". Alas, what a predicament we are in, what to do, what to do.
elitenoob94
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I highly disagree with the military being criminals. Even though I have not shipped yet for training I can still state a very true opinion on your statement.
One of our general orders as US Marines is to take upon an order than is given to us and carry it out. It's an honest job to protect america from harm as you would your family if they were harmed.
Half of that is arguable, though. Majority of those wars were for logical reasons.
9/11 was a big reasoning for going to war with Iraq as Saddam was sponsoring terrorism, anyway.
Since there was no direct connection between Osama bin Laden and Saddam, take away the security apprehensions following 9/11, and George Bush probably would not have taken the risk of invading Iraq. By the same token, had the 1991 Gulf War ended differently, or had the U.N. and the NATO allies continued to participate fully in the no-fly zones and the containment of Iraq, there likewise would not have been a 2003 invasion. The Iraq War was predicated, rightly or wrongly, on the notion that the past war with Saddam had failed and containment would fail, and that after 9/11 it was the proper time to end a sponsor of global terrorism that should have been ended in 1991 — a decision that, incidentally, would save Kurdistan and allow it to turn into one of the most successful and pro-American regions in the Middle East.
As for the bombing,
It was a tough decision for Truman to bomb Japan .Critics have charged that Truman's decision was a barbaric act that brought negative long-term consequences to the United States. A new age of nuclear terror led to a dangerous arms race. Some military analysts insist that Japan was on its knees and the bombings were simply unnecessary. The American government was accused of racism on the grounds that such a device would never have been used against white civilians, but Truman stated that his decision to drop the bomb was purely military.
A Normandy-type amphibious landing would have cost an estimated million casualties. Truman believed that the bombs saved Japanese lives as well. Prolonging the war was not an option for the President. Over 3,500 Japanese kamikaze raids had already wrought great destruction and loss of American lives.
Truman rejected a demonstration of the atomic bomb to the Japanese leadership. He knew there was no guarantee the Japanese would surrender if the test succeeded, and he felt that a failed demonstration would be worse than none at all. Even the scientific community failed to foresee the awful effects of RADIATION SICKNESS. Truman saw little difference between atomic bombing Hiroshima and FIRE BOMBING Dresden or Tokyo.
The bombs did, however, bring an end to the most destructive war in history. The Manhattan Project that produced it demonstrated the possibility of how a nation's resources could be mobilized.
I mean, I could go on and on, but that's just wrong to accuse the military. We are taking out orders, we don't make them.