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@oralloy,

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Actually international law clearly states

The notion of you or any other apologist for war crimes and terrorism making appeals to international law is ludicrous in the extreme, Oralboy. The US, [and its rank apologists like you] is nothing but a rogue nation, never ever heeding international law.

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@JTT,

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The notion of you or any other apologist for war crimes and terrorism making appeals to international law is ludicrous in the extreme, Oralboy. The US, [and its rank apologists like you] is nothing but a rogue nation, never ever heeding international law.

Most(if not all) International law is non-binding. Do you understand what that means?

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

You really are a hateful piece of ****.

I have decided that to pity you is the correct way to relate to you. I extend my pity; hopefully others will too. I believe you deserve pity.

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@coldjoint,

It's binding when the hypocritical US wants to flog its propaganda. It was binding on the Japanese, Germans etc, so much so, that some were hung. It wasn't binding on the crew of Unit 741 because those same hypocritical Americans wanted the deadly secrets, the results of the vicious research done. Same with many of the top Nazis. They were given a pass to help the Americans.

It's non-binding for rogue nations like the US.

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@Foofie,

So instead of condemning those Hateful Israelis seen in the video, you focus on this silly little contretemps, Foof. Does that [along with all the other great disdain you have shown for the millions of innocents murdered by the US] make you a hateful American Jew?

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

So instead of condemning those Hateful Israelis seen in the video, you focus on this silly little contretemps, Foof. Does that [along with all the other great disdain you have shown for the millions of innocents murdered by the US] make you a hateful American Jew?

How would I know? But, what would you propose I, or anyone else then do, since being born in the U.S. was due to circumstances beyond my control. Do you see that your pejorative accusations do not include any recommendations. And, if it did, it is really outside your jurisdiction, assuming you are in contact with the reality you inhabit. I think you deserve my pity, based on your unfulfilled and ineffective quest to demonize the U.S., in my opinion.

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@Foofie,

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How would I know? But, what would you propose I, or anyone else then do, since being born in the U.S. was due to circumstances beyond my control. Do you see that your pejorative accusations do not include any recommendations.

First and most sensible recommendation, Foofie, is to stop making excuses for their criminal behavior. That includes both the US and Israel.

Your birth came into what is supposed to be the grandest democracy the world has ever seen. What kind of democracy murders innocents and steal the wealth of poor people?

Another sensible recommendation would be - don't allow this to continue. Another part of this grand democracy isn't that you should be a shrinking violet - remember 'government of the people, by the people for the people'.

Is illegally invading sovereign nations, murdering innocents, killing babies and children, destroying peoples' countries and lives, ... a good example of what the people of this grand democracy want?

Really, I know that you are intelligent enough to have thought of this recommendations yourself.

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

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How would I know? But, what would you propose I, or anyone else then do, since being born in the U.S. was due to circumstances beyond my control. Do you see that your pejorative accusations do not include any recommendations.

First and most sensible recommendation, Foofie, is to stop making excuses for their criminal behavior. That includes both the US and Israel.

Your birth came into what is supposed to be the grandest democracy the world has ever seen. What kind of democracy murders innocents and steal the wealth of poor people?

Another sensible recommendation would be - don't allow this to continue. Another part of this grand democracy isn't that you should be a shrinking violet - remember 'government of the people, by the people for the people'.

Is illegally invading sovereign nations, murdering innocents, killing babies and children, destroying peoples' countries and lives, ... a good example of what the people of this grand democracy want?

Really, I know that you are intelligent enough to have thought of this recommendations yourself.

Sorry, old chap. Even if I agreed with you, I am likely old enough to be your grandfather. Too old, and too tired to listen to your concerns. I make no excuses, but I have no reason to listen to you. You have no authority over where I put my attention. You are starting to fade o--u---t. See you on the flip side waldo.

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@Foofie,

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Sorry, old chap. Even if I agreed with you, I am likely old enough to be your grandfather. Too old, and too tired to listen to your concerns. I make no excuses, but I have no reason to listen to you. You have no authority over where I put my attention.

You specifically asked how you could become a better person, a person who has compassion for his fellow human beings, a person who - by virtue of being somewhat virtuous, even a tiny speck, would not want their governments to rape, torture and murder folks and then lie to everyone that they are trying to help.

In short, you wondered how you could get a government that wasn't the equivalent of a pack of gangsters. That was indeed a noble idea, Foof, not your usual.

But you say it's too much for you. You're too tired.

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I make no excuses,

You don't have to start lying now. That's pretty much all you do, make excuses that is.

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

oralloy wrote:
international law clearly states that blockades are legitimate acts of war,

The notion of you or any other apologist for war crimes and terrorism making appeals to international law is ludicrous in the extreme, Oralboy.

Terrorism requires the deliberate targeting of civilians. I have never justified any such thing.

The only way I even might have justified war crimes would be with my opposition to prosecuting crimes by the US unless crimes against the US are prosecuted with the same vigor.

There is nothing ludicrous about me pointing out what the facts of international law are.

You'd be a lot more pleasant if you dispensed with the childish name-calling.

JTT wrote:

The US, [and its rank apologists like you] is nothing but a rogue nation, never ever heeding international law.

Nonsense. Our violations of international law are few and far between.

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

Most(if not all) International law is non-binding.

That isn't exactly true. Violating international law might get someone hauled before the International Criminal Court, might get the UN Security Council to authorize a military intervention, and might even provoke a vigilante military intervention from a nation strong enough to act unilaterally.

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@JTT,

You have authority over where I direct my attention? Whatever excuse I give to avoid paying attention to you is ethically acceptable, since you have no authority. Happy Halloween.

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@oralloy,

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and might even provoke a vigilante military intervention from a nation strong enough to act unilaterally.

That is a violation of international law, which is something the US has done myriad times. The US is nothing but a rogue nation which targets civilians in every illegal invasion it has been in, which, again, sadly has occurred many times.

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

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and might even provoke a vigilante military intervention from a nation strong enough to act unilaterally.

That is a violation of international law, which is something the US has done myriad times. The US is nothing but a rogue nation which targets civilians in every illegal invasion it has been in, which, again, sadly has occurred many times.

Thank you, JTTfrom canada for your love of the US. Hope your trip has turned out to be every you wished for.

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JTT is talking about 9/11. Bet he peed his drawers when it happened.

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@Miller,

You should at the least try post something that makes sense, Miller.

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@RABEL222,

No, I wasn't talking about 9-11, Rabel. Y'all are too chickenshit to talk about such a contentious issue, as you are with all contentious issues.

You too, should try to post something that makes sense.

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@JTT,

And one of our strongest allies is the rogue nation known as Canada.

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@coldjoint,

Canada has most assuredly engaged in war crimes with the US. Canada helped the US in its war crimes in Afghanistan.

But Canada can hardly be considered a strong ally of the rogue US. Canada hasn't helped in very many of the "[O]ver 200 times we [the USA] have put our forces into other countries to force them to our will" [1].

[1] John Stockwell

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@JTT,

Every country the US gas dealt with has had a rise in their standard of living.
US charities alone have accomplished this. And government aid alone has enabled their own leaders(3rd world) to become billionaires while doing nothing for their own people.
Don't blame the US for trying to look out for its interests. Infrastructure and clean water comes with us. And we foot the bill.

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