Do we really have to take military action to Syria?

Well gb--I don't think JTT is unnecessarily stupid. In fact I don't think she is stupid at all. Just a bit determined maybe.

It would be kind off interesting to see people argue against that bill if it is proposed. I wonder what they would say "We cant accept that law because we find a certain kind of gratification and pleasure in killing other humans!!"
Hehe how many arguments could one possible come up with. "If that law passes than We would have too much money left from our military budgets and it would be too hard to find ways to spend the money!!!" I kind of like your idea jeff

How would you enforce that law?
What international police force would enforce the law?

Right.

It is like the question: "So who is gonna put the bell on the cat?"

Good question. I suppose there would be a lot of surplus money left from military budgets to use......how would you propose would be a good way to enforce such a law?

There would be no way to enforce such a law.
It would look good on paper,but it would be an empty gesture.

Yeah! and while we're at it let's pass international laws that prohibit anyone from not being nice to someone else, and littering.

Hmmm I don't know it would have to be a way that would be fair for all Nations so it would be accepted. I'm with jeff on this one do you have any ideas?

For someone ignoring JTT you have a lot to say about his posts.

He is many things, but stupid is not one of them.

Ruthless automatons who are given a license to kill.

It would also have to be in an individual basis. I mean if a person that commits the crime, is a fan of certain football team....well you cant just go and punish every fan for the crime of the one person.

I assume you would have to prepare the public for it for a few years first by banning all depictions of people harming other people or seeking to defeat them in contests of strength.

Acted gladiatorial contests might be worse than the real thing because they are less likely to disgust.

Glitterbag, you should at least be honest. You've chosen to seek the safety of ignore because you almost got yourself into a heart attack over your silly notions on the English language. And all because you simply could not accept the truth.

You can't provide any reasonable defense for them and you can't provide any reasonable defense for the centuries long war crimes and terrorism of the US.



Curiosity can't get thru the walls of your smelly little ignore hole. If you weren't such a coward you would likely already have read my comments on the Rape of Nanking.

Here it is in short form. It was a series of war crimes and incredible terrorist acts against the people of China. But it was no different from the Rape of the Philippines by the US or the Rape of Cuba, the Rape of China, yes, the US conspired with a number of countries, including Japan, so that it could fully participate in the rape and pillage of China.

The US didn't give a **** what other countries did to their possessions. It only "cared" when it got locked out of its "fair share".

But why do we hear so much about the Rape of Nanking when there are scores of similar Rapes of [fill in numerous countries' names] by the US?

Go ahead, MM.

What we have to do is get some independent reporting. Like this.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1683562717/camera-and-a-camel-syria?ref=live

What we have to do is get some independent reporting. Like this

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1683562717/camera-and-a-camel-syria?ref=live

I wonder where Mysteryman has gotten to.

To revive this thread ...

Still quite a few warships "looking" at Syria (that's actually mainly done by the "Oker")

So we're all Communists now are we, facing down the White Russians?

Trotsky was an important man during that period - even more popular than Staln, but was eventually removed from all government offices, and Stalins hunger for power won.

He ended up in Mexico City where he befriended Kahlo and Rivera. My friend, Francisco (editor of the English newspaper in Mexico), gave me a tour of the University of Mexico where he taught for ten years, and where Trostky and Kahlo/Rivera used to live this year.