Americans help terrorists
- Thread starter Gonz
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RD the sad reality is what we both just agreed on earlier, protest till the cows come home. but were past the point of no return. IT NOT GONNA MAKE the decision makers listen to any of them now. ITs a moot point.
And see you gret to excersise a right the iraqi's dont get. you get to choose who you will vote for. and you get the right to sling mud at the party you oppose. they dont. UNLES they also want to be dead. some freedoms......
And see you gret to excersise a right the iraqi's dont get. you get to choose who you will vote for. and you get the right to sling mud at the party you oppose. they dont. UNLES they also want to be dead. some freedoms......
flavio
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Gonz said:
I could give a shit. That doesn't make it alright to encourage violence towards protestors.
Gonz said:
The point your missing is that out freedom of speech was not being threatened by Iraq.
Gonz said:
Some of them.
PostCode said:
If they use their freedoms the should be shipped of to their demise? I think you miss the idea of freedom, maybe you should consider relocating?
What the hell does that have to do with anything?
PostCode
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Ok. Let me really clarify myself. I like esxtremes flav. In my view, I've earned that right....in my view.
If I feel that protestors who are planning to disrupt world markets or just the local stop light are doing so for purposes other than a peaceful show of support, then it's my belief that those very people don't deserve to have those rights. If a person robs a store, he commits a felony. He can no longer own a gun or vote unless that felony is removed from his record. The same principle applies in this case. If they intentionally break the law in this manner, then they deserve to be tried and sentenced accordingly. I feel that they should have that very basic right stipped from them. See the logic here? You break the law, you lose the right. Simple.
If you like people protesting and you partake, that's fine. I'm all for it. You break the law and you should be tried. Time served, freedom stripped. Period.
If I feel that protestors who are planning to disrupt world markets or just the local stop light are doing so for purposes other than a peaceful show of support, then it's my belief that those very people don't deserve to have those rights. If a person robs a store, he commits a felony. He can no longer own a gun or vote unless that felony is removed from his record. The same principle applies in this case. If they intentionally break the law in this manner, then they deserve to be tried and sentenced accordingly. I feel that they should have that very basic right stipped from them. See the logic here? You break the law, you lose the right. Simple.
If you like people protesting and you partake, that's fine. I'm all for it. You break the law and you should be tried. Time served, freedom stripped. Period.
I'm sorry, but I just don't by this 'we are liberating the people" arguement. That is an after thought, nothing more. If it wasn't we'd have a much longer track record of liberating people. Squeaky wheel... I know, luckly that they have lots of oil we can use on it huh! Lets stop pretending about that already! Sure, we may "liberate" them, we've already "liberated" quite a few I'm sure, death would no doubt be considered a form of "liberation." In that respect I agree, it's about "liberation," lots of it, on both sides. And let us not forget about the oil we need for our squeaky wheels 
you know, my view on this protest shit could change pretty fast. I was looking at the effect it has on traffic in D.C. and in about 6 months, I may be in favor of dropping them behind enemy lines myself. Not because they are protesting, but rather because they are interfering with my drive home from work. I guess there are two sides to this. I can't believe how often they protest there, and how effectively it can shut down the city!