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Jeffro November 18th, 2006 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by RLt.W1982 (Post 3363009)
The deficit is rapidly shrinking.

It is? :lookaround:

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The DOW is setting a record high almost every day this week.
Yet the average American doesn't see any increase in their income or salary? How is this record setting helping us joe shmoes out? Most don't bother with the stock market...

LaughingCheese November 18th, 2006 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Afterburner (Post 3362161)
The problem with nukes is that no one wants to be that guy without them. Because if you are then you are at risk. The best bet we have for making people top using nukes is to make an anti-nuclear shield of some kind, that renders radiation and nuclear blasts useless. Of course, that is science ficiton.

Actually, it would be reality if not for some stupid political party I won't mention...

Because they PERSIST in voting AGAINST missile defense systems.

It's called Strategic Missile Defense a.k.a STAR WARS, it was originally desgined to be space based chemical lasers.

The first one was scrapped because of politics with the Russians, which of course later admitted to researching and developing they're own SDI program.

TODAY, however, a certain moronic political party[iirc] consistently votes AGAINST such measueres.

[So there's no confusion I'll give you a hint: it's the party of John Kerry...]

Afterburner November 18th, 2006 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Laughing Cheese (Post 3368793)
Actually, it would be reality if not for some stupid political party I won't mention...

Because they PERSIST in voting AGAINST missile defense systems.

It's called Strategic Missile Defense a.k.a STAR WARS, it was originally desgined to be space based chemical lasers.

The first one was scrapped because of politics with the Russians, which of course later admitted to researching and developing they're own SDI program.

TODAY, however, a certain moronic political party[iirc] consistently votes AGAINST such measueres.

[So there's no confusion I'll give you a hint: it's the party of John Kerry...]

It doesn't make a nuke useless, just missles. Someone could still walk across the border with a nuke in a suitcase and do some damage. I'm saying the only way to make nuclear weapons truly uselss is to make something that cancels out the blast wave and radiation. Which, as far as I know, will be impossible for millions of years.

GuineaPig November 19th, 2006 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by RLt.W1982 (Post 3366589)
Well, the insurgents who aren't Iraqi aren't going to sit on their hands forever you know... Some might pack up for Afghanistan, others might start blowing crap up all over. Furthermore, think about why the terrorists are fighting us there. They want us to leave. So if we leave without doing our job, we're doing what they want. Last but not least, it would mean that the lives of the soldiers killed in Iraq were lost in vain.

That I can't stand for.

The terrorist are fighting there because 90 to 96% of them are Iraqi. And they want the States to leave. That's why they're fighting.

And what's better, 2,900 soldiers killed in vain, or 10,000 killed for an unsure victory? Not to mention the Iraqi death toll... which is 50 times the American.

And the Vietnamese didn't attack the U.S. after they booted them out of South Vietnam. Just because the U.S. leaves doesn't mean that insurgents will go to the mainland States. Most would be too poor and not motivated.

Elem3nt November 19th, 2006 05:11 AM

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i want to know something else too...how would it be damaging to the "war on terrorism" if we left iraq? we are still in afghanistan.

yay i can give rep now :P

I am against how the war was started, but once it is underway you cannot just cut and run, that shows weakness. If we cut and run all that does is show the rest of the third world that if the US invades your country just throw a little resistance their way and they turn and run with their tales between their legs. Besides think of all of the american lifes that have been lost due to this struggle. Do you want to go tell their families that we have changed our minds about things and we are just gonna pull out. Good luck with that. Im so sick of north americans showing more sympathy for the iraqi people than our own people. Remember they are the ones blowing themselves, their fellow people, and our soldiers up. We are the ones trying to keep things in line, and for some reason your average iraqi citizen hates us for it.

RLt.W1982 November 19th, 2006 05:09 PM

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The terrorist are fighting there because 90 to 96% of them are Iraqi. And they want the States to leave. That's why they're fighting.

That is absolute bulls... Er, incorrect information. Not about the US leaving, that they obviously want. The percentage is so damn high I can barely fathom it. In a word: wrong.

feardamaverickhunters November 20th, 2006 06:45 AM

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actually it's more like 20%-30% and how is moving to a different place a sign of weakness?

RLt.W1982 November 20th, 2006 06:48 AM

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Like I said before. The terrorists want us to leave. If we left, it would be bowing to their demands.

feardamaverickhunters November 20th, 2006 06:52 AM

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oh so stay and get hit by roadside bombs is the best strategy?

RLt.W1982 November 20th, 2006 07:00 AM

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Compared to leaving, yes.

Perhaps we should be allowed to kick a little more ass, but other than that, yes.


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