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    Default Re: Should Bush and Blair be tried for war crimes?

    Quote Originally Posted by stebs View Post
    This has nothing to do with a trial, but we're not over their just randomly shooting civilians.





    An interesting letter in the Australian Shooter Magazine this week, which
    I quote:




    "If you consider that there has been an average of 160,000
    troops in the Iraq Theater of operations during the past 22 months, and a
    total of 2112 deaths, that gives a firearm death rate of 60 per 100,000
    soldiers."


    "The firearm death rate in Washington, D.C. Is 80.6 per 100,000 for the same period.


    That means you are about 25 per cent more likely to be shot and killed in
    the US capital, which has some of the strictest gun control laws in the
    US, than you are in Iraq "
    I would argue that this is more a reflection on the use of firearms being somewhat out of control in the US. How about the numbers of Iraqi civilans killed for every one US soldier? We have pretty much everyone except Lyle agreeing that the Iraq war was illegitimate. Not a healthy reflection on the US no matter how you want to try and spin things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
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    As I asked before who is "these people" again? And what do you mean by the Apcalyspe Now approach? My approach is that it shouldn't be up to someone with no skin in the game such as yourself to dictate how war should be fought. Let the commanders on the battlefield make these decisions. I'm not sure what you mean by criticize my opponent. Are you saying you support and endorse the tactics used by AQI/ShiaMilitias/Taliban?
    They are fighting as they should perfectly.
    Raid Uncovers al-Qaida Network of Child Suicide Bombers in Iraq | Iraq Updates

    Female suicide bombings in Iraq: Why the recent surge? | csmonitor.com

    Eastday-Wave of coordinated attacks in Iraq kills 127

    Taliban gunmen shooting couple dead for adultery caught on camera - Telegraph

    CNN.com - U.S. documents alleged Taliban atrocities - November 23, 2001

    BBC NEWS | Middle East | Iraq Shias 'attack' Sunni mosques

    "Perfectly"? Is Hitler your idea of a great father figure as well?
    Blinkered thinking - I didn't say I supported them you muppet, I don't support the US or UK either!

    As I said perfectly for them - do you expect them to line in battle lines to face you? You clearly do not understand the people you are facing. Exactly the same as vietnam and exactly the same reason you won't 'win'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nameless View Post
    they signed the Geneva Convention and that according to them, they can be trialed, especially as most of their wrong doing isn't even related to what they did with the terrorists/rebels, the uniform for the ennemies is irrelevant to the fact that they did wage a fake war, being responsible for the demise of millions of innocents including more than 500 000 innocent children. If seriously somebody thinks we can't trial them, it's like saying that the government can get away with whatever they want, even based on a lie because they are the government. if it's true, I'll become prime minister of Canada and I'll go claim by force something, whatever it is, I'll carpet bomb everyone on that island to save as many canadian soldier's life as possible and fuck for the innocent victims because anyway, collateral damage happens. And what if people don't like it? Well, if Blair and Bush couldn't be trial for an illegal war just like I do and for being responsible for the death of 500 000 children plus countless civilians, why would I? It's all about private interests and being the prime minister/president to have the authority to go an get it.
    You keep bringing this up but your article specifically states that the embargo is a result of the UN and since 1991. So I guess every leader of every nation in the UN that voted for the sanctions is a war criminal?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Blinkered thinking - I didn't say I supported them you muppet, I don't support the US or UK either!

    As I said perfectly for them - do you expect them to line in battle lines to face you? You clearly do not understand the people you are facing. Exactly the same as vietnam and exactly the same reason you won't 'win'.
    I asked if you support them and you say they are fighting perfectly then get pissed when you look like a moron?? Make up your mind. And I think I have a much better understanding of both who I am fighting and how to conduct COIN than you ever will.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VanChilds View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Blinkered thinking - I didn't say I supported them you muppet, I don't support the US or UK either!

    As I said perfectly for them - do you expect them to line in battle lines to face you? You clearly do not understand the people you are facing. Exactly the same as vietnam and exactly the same reason you won't 'win'.
    I asked if you support them and you say they are fighting perfectly then get pissed when you look like a moron?? Make up your mind. And I think I have a much better understanding of both who I am fighting and how to conduct COIN than you ever will.

    saying they are fighting perfectly against you is not the same as saying I support them the only one getting aggressive here is you, you should cut down on the hormone filled red meat.

    And I'm not such a moron, I didn't join the army.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Blinkered thinking - I didn't say I supported them you muppet, I don't support the US or UK either!

    As I said perfectly for them - do you expect them to line in battle lines to face you? You clearly do not understand the people you are facing. Exactly the same as vietnam and exactly the same reason you won't 'win'.
    You're a woman and you can't find it in yourself to be on the side of the US and the UK I mean it's not that difficult Missy, one side of the war kills anyone and anything and holds nothing but their own sacred and the other side is the US and the UK. One side is wrong and one side is right (again the US and UK) and there is 0 inbetween the terrorists have seen to that, what did Daniel Pearl do to become a casualty of this war? What did those people in the towers do to be victims of this war? I can tell you all a girl has to do in Afghanistan to be killed or injured is just show her face....but I guess you have chosen to just no support that instead of being against it altogether.

    I do wonder Missy, how will that peace and love serve you if you're ever face to face with a terrorist?

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    Default Re: Should Bush and Blair be tried for war crimes?

    who the fuck is the US to tell anyone how to run their country let alone dictate moral values to!

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    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    I would argue that this is more a reflection on the use of firearms being somewhat out of control in the US. How about the numbers of Iraqi civilans killed for every one US soldier? We have pretty much everyone except Lyle agreeing that the Iraq war was illegitimate. Not a healthy reflection on the US no matter how you want to try and spin things.
    #1 Firearms are not out of control in the US, FACT

    #2 Iraq was going to get screwed with one way or another and the only thing I disagree with is the strategy, we fought with one hand tied behind our backs and we have continued to do so.

    Why don't you civilian loving assholes check out what happened to civilians in World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam and if Iraq or Afghanistan even comes CLOSE to any one of those then I'll concede my view and declare you the winner of this debate

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    Default Re: Should Bush and Blair be tried for war crimes?

    Lyle, it's not about winning a debate. People are dying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    I would argue that this is more a reflection on the use of firearms being somewhat out of control in the US. How about the numbers of Iraqi civilans killed for every one US soldier? We have pretty much everyone except Lyle agreeing that the Iraq war was illegitimate. Not a healthy reflection on the US no matter how you want to try and spin things.
    #1 Firearms are not out of control in the US, FACT

    #2 Iraq was going to get screwed with one way or another and the only thing I disagree with is the strategy, we fought with one hand tied behind our backs and we have continued to do so.

    Why don't you civilian loving assholes check out what happened to civilians in World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam and if Iraq or Afghanistan even comes CLOSE to any one of those then I'll concede my view and declare you the winner of this debate
    You're right, not so long ago, anybody could buy as much ammo as he wanted at the K-Mart. Anybody can buy guns at a gun fair without any questions asked and with limited age ratio. Do you really think it is normal?

    As for IRaq and Vietnam/Corea and the second world war, these are very different circumstances. The 2 first WW were legits, no need to explain why. They haven't been created on some stupid lies and people did pay the price for (those who kind of started it). Viet-Nam just like Iraq was pure bullshit and those responsible for it should be trialed the same damn way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Blinkered thinking - I didn't say I supported them you muppet, I don't support the US or UK either!

    As I said perfectly for them - do you expect them to line in battle lines to face you? You clearly do not understand the people you are facing. Exactly the same as vietnam and exactly the same reason you won't 'win'.
    You're a woman and you can't find it in yourself to be on the side of the US and the UK I mean it's not that difficult Missy, one side of the war kills anyone and anything and holds nothing but their own sacred and the other side is the US and the UK. One side is wrong and one side is right (again the US and UK) and there is 0 inbetween the terrorists have seen to that, what did Daniel Pearl do to become a casualty of this war? What did those people in the towers do to be victims of this war? I can tell you all a girl has to do in Afghanistan to be killed or injured is just show her face....but I guess you have chosen to just no support that instead of being against it altogether.

    I do wonder Missy, how will that peace and love serve you if you're ever face to face with a terrorist?
    What a load of old hogwash, Lyle.

    It isn't about good and bad. Our nations no longer claim the moral highground and furthermore they are now almost bankrupt too. Years and years of foreign policy double standards and hypocrisy resulted in 9-11 and we responded by using yet more ill thought out force to solve it. I'm with Missy in that I seriously question the integrity of the US and UK political elite. I have no idea why you try to defend these people, it's almost caricature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    I would argue that this is more a reflection on the use of firearms being somewhat out of control in the US. How about the numbers of Iraqi civilans killed for every one US soldier? We have pretty much everyone except Lyle agreeing that the Iraq war was illegitimate. Not a healthy reflection on the US no matter how you want to try and spin things.
    #1 Firearms are not out of control in the US, FACT

    #2 Iraq was going to get screwed with one way or another and the only thing I disagree with is the strategy, we fought with one hand tied behind our backs and we have continued to do so.

    Why don't you civilian loving assholes check out what happened to civilians in World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam and if Iraq or Afghanistan even comes CLOSE to any one of those then I'll concede my view and declare you the winner of this debate
    1. Gun crimes are out of control, the US has far too many guns and people dying because of guns. I live in a city where there are no guns. NOBODY gets shot here. You don't need guns. I find most of the arguments supporting the case for firearms to be a rather sad reflection on a disintegrated US society than anything else.

    2. I don't understand this argument at all. You offer no attempt to justify the illegal invasion.

    You have invaded a country for no legitimate reason besides geo-political influence and access to oil. People have every right to be agrieved that you have invaded for that and then gone on to wipe out upwards of half a million people. You had no right to be there in the first place. Like I have said before, watch out as it all comes back to bite you. America is LESS safe because of these conquests. You now have the intellectuals who are frowning upon American policy and you also have a lot more people who have lost loved ones who see America as the big bad devil. The threat of terrorist attacks will have been increased by this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Lyle, it's not about winning a debate. People are dying.
    People die every day, if it's about stopping people from dying then good luck

    WTF with you guys and your view of guns and gun laws in the US?!?! They don't hand them out at the fair, you do have to pass background checks of course that's the law and laws CAN be broken but then we are talking about ILLEGAL gun ownership and not LEGAL gun ownership and if you can make the case that LEGAL gun ownership is bad then fine, but legal gun owners are responsible people. "OOooooh we don't have guns in the UK/Quebec/South Korea etc and it's WONDERFUL there is NO violence ever"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Lyle, it's not about winning a debate. People are dying.
    People die every day, if it's about stopping people from dying then good luck

    WTF with you guys and your view of guns and gun laws in the US?!?! They don't hand them out at the fair, you do have to pass background checks of course that's the law and laws CAN be broken but then we are talking about ILLEGAL gun ownership and not LEGAL gun ownership and if you can make the case that LEGAL gun ownership is bad then fine, but legal gun owners are responsible people. "OOooooh we don't have guns in the UK/Quebec/South Korea etc and it's WONDERFUL there is NO violence ever"

    So why did you invade Afghanistan and Iraq since you weren't there to help the natives?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy View Post
    Lyle, it's not about winning a debate. People are dying.
    People die every day, if it's about stopping people from dying then good luck

    WTF with you guys and your view of guns and gun laws in the US?!?! They don't hand them out at the fair, you do have to pass background checks of course that's the law and laws CAN be broken but then we are talking about ILLEGAL gun ownership and not LEGAL gun ownership and if you can make the case that LEGAL gun ownership is bad then fine, but legal gun owners are responsible people. "OOooooh we don't have guns in the UK/Quebec/South Korea etc and it's WONDERFUL there is NO violence ever"
    IN Virginia, it takes 16 years old to buy legally a gun.
    AS for the fairs, you'Re wrong. You can buy whatever you want (or almost) without problems. Gun show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia or VPC - Gun Shows in America - Section Four or ATF agents discuss Eastern Washington's illegal gun trade | Northwest News - The News Tribune | Seattle-Tacoma News, Weather, Sports, Jobs, Homes and Cars | South Puget Sound's Destination
    ONe of my old friend (60 years old now) got out of one of these shows in Arizona with an automatic ruger machine gun. this is absolutely out of control and no wonder why the USA are the steadiest democracy with the highest murder via guns (around 14 000 if I am correct), do you think it's normal? I can understand that you're a bit conservative and stuff Lyle, I am all down with it, however, it is quite hard to argue agaisnt the gun problems in your country.
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