ISIS = American army

[Succubus#2]

Isis is not a group it's a mindset. There has never been a shortage if idiots prepared to die for a cause and unless we replace these:



With these:



Nothing will change.

[Nay_Sayer]

Yes, obviously

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I asked only because I don't know what functions ignore blocks on this forum.  It wasn't obvious to me.  Mea culpa.

Me Neither.  All good. Hug? Bowl of soup? Cookie? All of the above?

[The Grand Nudger]

I would never say he was good. But he did work against ISIS in Syria.

The bad guys that the US sponsors fight with the bad guys that the US hates.

All in the name of "making America great". I really wonder what kind of treasure the U.S administration of both Obama and Trump got from there. It's like Iraq allover again.

As for Qasim Sulaimani, that terrorist came to Syria to suppress its revolution. Iran is a very corrupt and evil in warfare; right now in Syria its militias are wrecking havoc on Sunni monuments and historical places.
Sulaimani killed hundreds of thousands of Syrians (to suppress the revolution against Assad; the Shiite in faith just like Irani government-, but why kill him so late? or in other words: every moment he spent alive just proves that the U.S is not serious when it comes to human rights.

Seems like a damned if we do, damned if we don't situation, to me.  While castigating the military for killing, we exclaim that the us should prove it's commitment to human rights by......killing somebody quicker?

In any case, what sort of "treasure" do you think syria had for us to loot, and do we strike you as looters, or is it just your expectation based on the actions of militants from your region? I can tell you that the american taxpayer would love to know that we're footing bills with foraged treasure. In fact, we failed to act in syria because we were drained of will and cash by other conflicts. Real shame. Left Iran and Mother Russia to royally fuck the syrians over. Hell, we didn't even think it was worth saving our own allies in the region. That would be a better demonstration of our faltering commitment towards human rights. That we didn't show up to loot..or whatever the fuck you think it is that american soldiers do as you equate them with ISIS.

Boy howdy, we must be rolling in all that sweet, sweet syrian treasure! Or, maybe, not that.

[Belacqua]

the U.S is not serious when it comes to human rights.

You know I think the well-justified riots going on in the US are caused by the same thing. There's violence aimed at the poor overseas, and a slightly less bloody violence aimed toward the unfortunate at home. Less bloody because the weapons tend to be smaller than the mass bombs we aim abroad, or more built into the institutions. But it's still violence, and America is built on it. The wealth comes from manipulating and making other people poor. 

The local propaganda is more effective, I think. Anglophones still have trouble realizing it, whereas people are more likely to see the evil if they're not quite as near to US media. 

I moved to Hiroshima 32 years ago and it was my first time to hear people say that maybe America had done bad things. It was a shock at first. There was a bar all the foreigners went to, and whenever there was blood on the stairs it was almost always because some American had had his first encounter with someone who didn't agree that the US is the world's savior. 

People live in fantasyland. I see no sign that the violence will decrease.

(And the fact that people here get pleasure from insulting you is part of that. They have the option of ignoring you if they think you're so hopeless, but they get pleasure from staying and saying snark about you. They like it when they can make someone feel bad.)

[Deesse23]

I moved to Hiroshima 32 years ago and it was my first time to hear people say that maybe America had done bad things. It was a shock at first. There was a bar all the foreigners went to, and whenever there was blood on the stairs it was almost always because some American had had his first encounter with someone who didn't agree that the US is the world's savior. 

People live in fantasyland. I see no sign that the violence will decrease.

(And the fact that people here get pleasure from insulting you is part of that. They have the option of ignoring you if they think you're so hopeless, but they get pleasure from staying and saying snark about you. They like it when they can make someone feel bad.)

I am not mocking him because he refuses to accept the US as "savior" or because i think the US is one. Far form that, i am quite critical of the US or what Atlass likes to call "the west".

I am mocking Atlass because he is ignorant and hateful, because he is bigoted and racist. I am mocking him because he is full of shit, because he derails his own threads, because he cant keep a conversation going for more than 2 posts before going completely off the rails. I am mocking him because he brings to the table arguments that heve been shown to be false, over and over again, yet he comes back with the same old BS. I am mocking him because he is not here for conversation but to preach his version of islamist hate while pretending he is justified to do so, constantly playing a victim card based on, sometimes correct, assumptions but mostly unfounded or founded in personal hate for everyone and everything different from him. I am mocking him because he is defending and promoting discrimination, cruelty, violence, injustice, inhumanity in general and theocracy, all this based on his personal interpretation of an book already largely full of hurtful ideas.

That he had no clue about how the POTUS is elected and didnt have the decency to admit to his ignorance of this, basically minor (but decisive to his claim), mishap, this alone shows why he has not deserved to be taken serious, be respected as a poster, or treated in any other way he is being treated by me or others who mock him.

I also choose when to ignore or to mock him (or you for that matter), and need neither your advice or permission to do so.

So please climb down form your high Fujisan horse and drop that BS, will you.

[The Architect Of Fate]

All in the name of "making America great". I really wonder what kind of treasure the U.S administration of both Obama and Trump got from there. It's like Iraq allover again.

To my knowledge nothing 

As for Qasim Sulaimani, that terrorist came to Syria to suppress its revolution. Iran is a very corrupt and evil in warfare; right now in Syria its militias are wrecking havoc on Sunni monuments and historical places.
Sulaimani killed hundreds of thousands of Syrians (to suppress the revolution against Assad; the Shiite in faith just like Irani government-, but why kill him so late? or in other words: every moment he spent alive just proves that the U.S is not serious when it comes to human rights.

Or the US is reluctant to simply assassinate foreign officials . Again it seems were damned if we do and damned if we don't

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I moved to Hiroshima 32 years ago and it was my first time to hear people say that maybe America had done bad things.

Then you have lived and incredibly sheltered life , And did those people who bashed the US happen to mention Japans war atrocities. You know the ones they deny .  

 It was a shock at first. There was a bar all the foreigners went to, and whenever there was blood on the stairs it was almost always because some American had had his first encounter with someone who didn't agree that the US is the world's savior. 

I'm calling bullshit 

People live in fantasyland. I see no sign that the violence will decrease.

No i think you live in a fantasy land 

(And the fact that people here get pleasure from insulting you is part of that. They have the option of ignoring you if they think you're so hopeless, but they get pleasure from staying and saying snark about you. They like it when they can make someone feel bad.)

We insult him because he's literally celebrated the death of people who have covid and has called the mutilation of people justice and he's a hypocrite  .If don't think someone should feel bad about those opinions you are sick.

[Nay_Sayer]

I would never say he was good. But he did work against ISIS in Syria.

The bad guys that the US sponsors fight with the bad guys that the US hates.

Something about salami

have you let FSM fill your holes with glory?

RAmen

[arewethereyet]

I asked only because I don't know what functions ignore blocks on this forum.  It wasn't obvious to me.  Mea culpa.

Me Neither.  All good. Hug? Bowl of soup? Cookie? All of the above?

No hug - social distancing and all being the order of the day.

A cookie, or twelve, might be nice though.

[WinterHold]

the U.S is not serious when it comes to human rights.

You know I think the well-justified riots going on in the US are caused by the same thing. There's violence aimed at the poor overseas, and a slightly less bloody violence aimed toward the unfortunate at home. Less bloody because the weapons tend to be smaller than the mass bombs we aim abroad, or more built into the institutions. But it's still violence, and America is built on it. The wealth comes from manipulating and making other people poor. 

The local propaganda is more effective, I think. Anglophones still have trouble realizing it, whereas people are more likely to see the evil if they're not quite as near to US media. 

I moved to Hiroshima 32 years ago and it was my first time to hear people say that maybe America had done bad things. It was a shock at first. There was a bar all the foreigners went to, and whenever there was blood on the stairs it was almost always because some American had had his first encounter with someone who didn't agree that the US is the world's savior. 

People live in fantasyland. I see no sign that the violence will decrease.

(And the fact that people here get pleasure from insulting you is part of that. They have the option of ignoring you if they think you're so hopeless, but they get pleasure from staying and saying snark about you. They like it when they can make someone feel bad.)

Many white Americans -many; and not all- have a 2 main problems:
1-Thinking they are some kind of a better human being -due too excessive pride-
2-The "bad ass" complex resulting from the culture

Number 1 is very common -if not always the case- with nations victorious in wars; similar to the ancient Egyptians, ancient Romans and ancient Persians.
It makes a large portion of these people too proud and drunk on victories their fathers had.

Number 2 is where the complex and false pride leads the ignorant to be drunk with their father's achievement; to the degree of being stripped from human empathy when faced with any resistance.

Put those two reasons together and you will understand the mentality that led to the death of the poor black man by the cop. Americans cops are too drunk on their high-horse to even pay attention to the victims falling when they rampage.

As for the majority of the members here; many want something to beat, and so they do it. Many are drunk on their high-horses; some others are having psychological problems, so meh..it's not like I was born yesterday, my opinion though have to be shared.

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American army = ISIS, the difference is just in the outfits.

You’re tiresome.

It's an opinion that got a lot of credibility in recent years.
The U.S's CIA ruined the Middle East with those militias; we now know as a fact that they got invented by the U.S in the past to confront the USSR.

It's polite to say ISIS is a mutation in the proxy; but it's more realistic to say that its still under American command with the same old communication channels.

[The Architect Of Fate]

Many white Americans -many; and not all- have a 2 main problems:
1-Thinking they are some kind of a better human being -due too excessive pride

You clearly know nothing 

2-The "bad ass" complex resulting from the culture

You clearly know nothing 

Number 1 is very common -if not always the case- with nations victorious in wars; similar to the ancient Egyptians, ancient Romans and ancient Persians.
It makes a large portion of these people too proud and drunk on victories their fathers had.

Bullshit 

Number 2 is where the complex and false pride leads the ignorant to be drunk with their father's achievement; to the degree of being stripped from human empathy when faced with any resistance.

More bullshit 

Put those two reasons together and you will understand the mentality that led to the death of the poor black man by the cop. Americans cops are too drunk on their high-horse to even pay attention to the victims falling when they rampage.

Even more bullshit 

As for the majority of the members here; many want something to beat, and so they do it. Many are drunk on their high-horses; some others are having psychological problems, so meh..it's not like I was born yesterday, my opinion though have to be shared.

Not buying your false Equivalencies , Hypocrisies, And refusal to acknowledge that the US is nothing like the groups you keep trying to compare it too is just that . We don't have a problem you do 

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It's an opinion that got a lot of credibility in recent years.
The U.S's CIA ruined the Middle East with those militias; we now know as a fact that they got invented by the U.S in the past to confront the USSR.

Those militia groups existed before the US they simple worked with the US against mutual enemy . Your terrorist group are your problem not the wests.

It's polite to say ISIS is a mutation in the proxy; but it's more realistic to say that its still under American command with the same old communication channels.

Nope ISIS has existed for decades in one form or another and that last bit is conspiracy rubbish . ISIS is a problem with the middle east not the west 

Your nations fucked up regional politics ruined the middle long before the west came