Cynic
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You weren't arguing moral equivalency when you asked what right the US has to demand another country remain nuclear-free while the US has gobs of them?![]()
No, was arguing hypocrisy.
You weren't arguing moral equivalency when you asked what right the US has to demand another country remain nuclear-free while the US has gobs of them?![]()
Yep, and that's all that matters.No, you see it as an Ally against "Western Imperialism".
Yep, and that's all that matters.
If we're drawing the line at "taking over the middle east" I take it we'll never see you opposing any military activity that falls short of that standard?Yeah Hamas is going to take over the middle east.
Sassy, now THAT is the picture to use on that Bush billboard reading "Miss me yet?"![]()
Unless there's moral equivalency how can it be hypocrisy? It's only hypocrisy if you assume moral equivalency. Which you are doing, of course, even though you can't bring yourself to admit it.No, was arguing hypocrisy.
If we're drawing the line at "taking over the middle east" I take it we'll never see you opposing any military activity that falls short of that standard?
I would like Capt Sassy to explain what the US should have done on 9/12.
SO you approve the Iranian seizure of hostages. Nice.
Of course, if you lose all credibility if you appeal to international law in the future.
I said nothing of the sort. I implied nothing of the sort, and you are fully aware of that. Your sophomoric taunts are indicative of nothing but the abject bankruptcy of your position.
Try again when you're ready to attempt an adult conversation.
It was not chosen at random by the students who took the hostages. It was a clear statement that the U.S. had forfeited diplomatic privilege by years of overt abuse of that privilege.
Even more disingenuous is the comparison and suggestion of some sort of equivalence between a political act of theater involving the detention and ultimate release of a relative handful, and the unprovoked invasion of a sovereign nation by six divisions of troops, air, and sea forces in a naked grab for oil resources.
So how many deaths from Iranian-supported terrorist acts does there have to be before we consider Iran a belligerant state?Dudalb suggested this outcome of a US withrdawal. I found it far fetched.
So how many deaths from Iranian-supported terrorist acts does there have to be before we consider Iran a belligerant state?
Please give a precise number.
Okay as soon as you tell me how many burning kurdish villages it takes to constitute a 'genocide'.
I see you are dodging all questions about what the response to terrorism should be.
I asked first.Okay as soon as you tell me how many burning kurdish villages it takes to constitute a 'genocide'.
That sounds an awful lot like a justification of the Embassy seizure to me.
Trying to diguise Justifications as Explanations is an old game.