Thank Goodness, the French are with the US, . . .

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
As usual, Forkush diverts when there is a valid argument. Unbelievable.
You didn't provide an argument. You simply provided a link from an incredibly dubious source. At that point, the appropriate thing to do is just to point and laugh.

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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
As usual, Forkush diverts when there is a valid argument. Unbelievable.
You didn't provide an argument. You simply provided a link from an incredibly dubious source. At that point, the appropriate thing to do is just to point and laugh.


If we use your pathetic analogy then I guess we better discount most of the liberal media when they said the Reagan/Carter race was too close to call the day before the election.
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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
As usual, Forkush diverts when there is a valid argument. Unbelievable.
You didn't provide an argument. You simply provided a link from an incredibly dubious source. At that point, the appropriate thing to do is just to point and laugh.


If we use your pathetic analogy then I guess we better discount most of the liberal media when they said the Reagan/Carter race was too close to call the day before the election.
Honest people use quotation marks.

Oh no, here we go. Get a room you two.

J

RM can't you see he's just trying to get your goat, and you fall for it every time. Just laugh and roll with it, it's what he does(and very well at that, if you let 'em)

I think obama was caught off guard by the negative reaction to this.

I think he thought by mere proclamation by the great one all the allies and American people would would bow their heads in agreement.

He should have done his homework and looked for allies before committing the ships
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Originally posted by: hoops2
I think obama was caught off guard by the negative reaction to this.

I think he thought by mere proclamation by the great one all the allies and American people would would bow their heads in agreement.

He should have done his homework and looked for allies before committing the ships


You may be correct here.

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Originally posted by: hoops2
I think obama was caught off guard by the negative reaction to this.

I think he thought by mere proclamation by the great one all the allies and American people would would bow their heads in agreement.

He should have done his homework and looked for allies before committing the ships


Just a few weeks ago Hoops commented the president looked weak for not pursuing military action in Syria. Now Hoops says the president is arrogant for pursuing military action in Syria.

I say Hoops is a funny guy.
Let me see if I got this straight.

We are going to war again ( this is no. 3 ) because Syria is attacking itself.

The justification is the type of weapon they are now using and that it is a matter of OUR national security.

Really? Dead by one method is worse than by another. Gas is now worse than, oh say, napalm? Radiation poison? I think not. Ever seen someone take the brunt of a claymore charge? I have. Very ugly. Point is, one is as bad as another. Poor excuse.

And how does their civil war impact OUR security? I've felt quite secure trough the whole mess so far. While I feel sorry for the loss of life over there and all the suffering the population has to deal with, it just isn't for us to settle. If we become involved the result will be the same as it always is over there. After we stop the main fighting there will be a half dozen different groups fighting for control and blowing up whatever is left in the name of whatever they think is right at the moment. Sound familiar?

I think the American people have just about had it with the role of the worlds policeman. I know I sure have! We have bled enough for everyone else for a while. It's time to get the hell out of the Arabs business for a while. They don't want us and we sure don't need them.

Besides, when was the last time you were sleepless worried about an attack from Syria? Really?!
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