Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These people are fucking psychotic sociopaths-and if you vote for Hillary we will see much more of this. So we will have terror attacks from Isis and the Black Lives Matter police killings and violence. America is becoming a cesspool. At least Trumps wall won't be up so perhaps we can all escape to Mexico.
It's great when those with intellectual disabilities get to express their opinions.
Not PP but fuck you. I don't care which side of the debate you're on. I have family who have mental disabilities. Don't exploit people with disabilities for a little cutesy put down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These people are fucking psychotic sociopaths-and if you vote for Hillary we will see much more of this. So we will have terror attacks from Isis and the Black Lives Matter police killings and violence. America is becoming a cesspool. At least Trumps wall won't be up so perhaps we can all escape to Mexico.
It's great when those with intellectual disabilities get to express their opinions.
Not PP but fuck you. I don't care which side of the debate you're on. I have family who have mental disabilities. Don't exploit people with disabilities for a little cutesy put down.
Intellectual disability is not the same as mental disability.
Anonymous wrote:I agree that Bangladesh, Egypt and even Afghanistan may want an outlet for the opposition at the table, but the Muslim Brotherhood were not taking Egypt in a great direction as far as I can tell. In that part of the world, with its weak weak institutions, might still makes right and the brotherhood rolled the dice and lost. Could Egypt be less heavy handed? Would the Brotherhood treat their vanquished the same way were roles reversed?
http://www.cnn.com/2013/07/03/world/africa/egypt-muslim-brotherhood-explainer/index.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And what's your short game? I have zero issue with energy independence ans getting out of bed with the Saudis . I have less of an issue with Egypt - the Muslim brotherhood is another headache. But what's your plan for the next twenty years while all of that is underway?
The Christian world had their Crusades back then. Now the Muslim world is having theirs. The West cannot fix it or stop it.
Yep. Just mitigate the effects on Western culture by not turning into bigger assholes ourselves and ride this shit out. Eventually the radical Islamists will consume themselves. Their Martin Luther or whoever will emerge and they'll move on.
jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:How exactly do you propose to "break the cycle"?
It's not easy, but a good first step is to stop lumping all Muslims in with the terrorists. Calling them Muslims and making them the poster boys of Islam further alienates other Muslims and legitimizes the terrorists as Muslims. That plays into the terrorist agenda. Instead, turn the tables. These guys might call themselves Muslims, but most Muslims don't support them. So, to distinguish them from the majority of Muslims, let's call them something else. I don't really care what, DAESH terrorists maybe, or better yet, DAESH murderers, but don't contribute to their exploitation of Islam. Work to split the terrorists from the non-terrorists.
Also, reconsider our foreign policy. It is almost impossible to find anything in the Middle East and Africa we are doing that supports Democracy and pluralism. Why are we contributing to Saudi Arabia's slaughter in Yemen? Why are we supporting Egypt's dictator who has sentenced hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood members to death? Why are we aligned with al-Qaida affiliates in Syria who are fighting Assad rather than ISIS? Why can't the Democratic Party even refer to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land in its platform? Today our actions provide more and more ammunition to ISIS and the like. We need to rethink what we are doing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could the Western countries slow it by more-deeply screening those who are accepted within their borders?
Most of the attacks are coming from people born in the country. There is no opportunity to screen them at the borders.
There is one common component, the religon.
True.
Eventually, our country and Europe will emerge from our denial phase. It's like a phase of grief. What comes after denial I will have to google. . .
Please remember that this attack was done by one person, as far as we know. How many Muslims live in France? Millions? All of them but one went about their day peacefully.
Anonymous wrote:And what's your short game? I have zero issue with energy independence ans getting out of bed with the Saudis . I have less of an issue with Egypt - the Muslim brotherhood is another headache. But what's your plan for the next twenty years while all of that is underway?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And what's your short game? I have zero issue with energy independence ans getting out of bed with the Saudis . I have less of an issue with Egypt - the Muslim brotherhood is another headache. But what's your plan for the next twenty years while all of that is underway?
The Christian world had their Crusades back then. Now the Muslim world is having theirs. The West cannot fix it or stop it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These people are fucking psychotic sociopaths-and if you vote for Hillary we will see much more of this. So we will have terror attacks from Isis and the Black Lives Matter police killings and violence. America is becoming a cesspool. At least Trumps wall won't be up so perhaps we can all escape to Mexico.
It's great when those with intellectual disabilities get to express their opinions.
Not PP but fuck you. I don't care which side of the debate you're on. I have family who have mental disabilities. Don't exploit people with disabilities for a little cutesy put down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And what's your short game? I have zero issue with energy independence ans getting out of bed with the Saudis . I have less of an issue with Egypt - the Muslim brotherhood is another headache. But what's your plan for the next twenty years while all of that is underway?
The Christian world had their Crusades back then. Now the Muslim world is having theirs. The West cannot fix it or stop it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could the Western countries slow it by more-deeply screening those who are accepted within their borders?
Most of the attacks are coming from people born in the country. There is no opportunity to screen them at the borders.
There is one common component, the religon.
True.
Eventually, our country and Europe will emerge from our denial phase. It's like a phase of grief. What comes after denial I will have to google. . .
Anonymous wrote:And what's your short game? I have zero issue with energy independence ans getting out of bed with the Saudis . I have less of an issue with Egypt - the Muslim brotherhood is another headache. But what's your plan for the next twenty years while all of that is underway?
Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Anonymous wrote:Could the Western countries slow it by more-deeply screening those who are accepted within their borders?
Most of the attacks are coming from people born in the country. There is no opportunity to screen them at the borders.
There is one common component, the religon.