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Israel is a bit different as their defense against terrorism can trigger a reaction from countries in their region that could be a serious problem - but since they have so much support from the US their survival is probably assured for a while. As for immigration, I agree that this can be a problem if it's not handled correctly (look at France), but it can also be the solution to other problems (birth rates in Germany, for example). Quote:
As far as I'm concerned immigrants should be required to integrate themselves to an extent, that is happening here now through language tests. But apart from that they are welcome to practice whatever cultural habits they brought along as long as it's not bothering me - that's their right in a democracy. Quote:
Having more children doesn't help against Israel. Human wave attacks simply don't work very well in a desert. Quote:
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Using genocide to secure a way of life that is based on principles of enlightenment seems contraproductive anyway. Quote:
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Is he serious? Really? Genocide to solve the world's problems. Good one. I wouldn't even bother going through the entire economic hardships that would be caused by nuking (primarily) our oil sources, or the difficulty of acquiring raw minerals, or of radiation spreading... Not to mention the whole ethical issue, and the question of who is an "annoyance" that deserves to be vapourized. I remember a month or two ago someone posted a thread about some guy theorizing that the only way to maintain constant stability on Earth is an almost complete removal of human beings. And people said stuff like "OH NOES THAT WOULD INCLUDE MY COUNTRY WTF DID WE EVER DO!!!!" I can't believe anyone would EVER suggest selective genocide. You say you're not like Hitler, but selective genocide IS WHAT HE DID. He isolated several minority groups who he thought were the basis of Germany's (and Europe's) source of all problems, and exterminated them. And you consolation is that it will be more or less painless???? (Which is not true, because most would die of radiation poisoning.) Nice. Good one. |
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Would you murder someone you would see as an equal? Or would you gladly destroy someone who you believe to be under you? This excuse always comes to being. |
Everyone deserves a chance. As towards what could harm a "way of life"changes depending on who you are, because everyone has a different way of living. Southern Plantation owners had a "way of life" that included slavery with the excuse of racial "superiority" which was simply a way of justifying what they were doing in their own minds to negate their conscience. If you eliminate all people who don't agree with you, then how much better are you than them, if not worse. Such a solution only resolves potential incident, it in itself is the action that it attempts to resolve. |
Its simple to say you want to kill a whole race of peole from one country, have you ever met these people? I dont know if you know this but war is not a game its a human fighting a human, each with personailitys and a story to tell Quote:
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Why don't we all just detonate all nuclear bombs and nuclear power plants, everyone is equal then, we all die |
technically, we caused a war, but it has had good results, not that anyone notices |
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Genocide...Hmm... Interesting thought. You have to remember that while it does have an element of sacrifice in it, if the USA drops some hydrogen bombs on these problematic areas I believe the gains of future generations would definetely outweigh the risks for this generation. It might cause global war because of this, but other nations have to remember this: "Democracy" "Freedom" and "Peace" are matters of opinion, are relative, or are undefinable. Quote:
The only thing wrong with this course of action is the retaliation from other factions. They'll just fly back to the old "You killed innocent civilians to get one deadly terrorist!" And the whole thing starts all over again. Imagine this. A terrorist has a bomb strapped to his back, and over the bomb he has a man named John. He also has a gun, and is standing in a crowd of people. If you had the power to instantly do so, would you detonate that bomb? Sure, John's family and friends might be unhappy, but so is the family and friends of just about anyone else who dies. John dies, the terrorist dies, and maybe a few civilians in the crowd. You waste time trying to get the civilians out of the way? The terrorist will start shooting up the crowd while you try to "get them out of the way". By not taking swift, decisive, powerful, firm, lethal action you will lose countless more lives. Two lives, quickly and painlessly gone, instead of a hundred dying of blood loss? Which way would you want to die? Which way would benefit those around you more? The only possible way to attain world peace would be for a nation to be so powerful it DID/WOULD wipe out everything in the world except its own. |
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