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p_p_man said:
Go to bed miles...It's way past your bedtime....
Your posts are becoming childish again.
ppman
God, no. I learn so much reading your posts.
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p_p_man said:
Go to bed miles...It's way past your bedtime....
Your posts are becoming childish again.
ppman
p_p_man said:
And how would you rate Sharon's method of dealing with it. Or America's in Afghanistan.
p_p_man said:If you deal with terrorism harshly does that make you uncivilised?
p_p_man said:Bearing in mind that one reason for any Government's existence is to protect it's citizens. That doesn't mean lead them into war but to find a way to peace.
p_p_man said:Sources! Sources! Give me your sources...
ppman
miles said:
God, no. I learn so much reading your posts.
Ishmael said:It does not mean that the way to peace is through capitulation. When left without an alternative, a mouse will turn and fight.
Even by the wildest stretch of imagination you can't convince me that Israel has no alternative...
Fuck you! I'm the source on all of the above.
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Not good enough. I had suspected it anyway.
No. Sources, I want sources...
And it's no good trying to ingratiate yourself by smiling at me...
Ishmael
p_p_man said:
bored1 said:Hey p_pman your boy is out of his "compound" for a few days and what happens? Homicide bombings start up again. I bet you will tell us the Jews shootin pool had in coming. Lets give General Arafat one more chance.![]()
Im not crowing over anything, I believe that I posted something similar awhile back saying this would happen. Im old enough to remember duck and cover drills from elementry school and old enough to remember the 67 war the 73 war and all the terrorism in between. Justice for the Palestinians? The Palestinians need a leader who can prepare them for peace. They dont have one,they have never had one. The only constant over the past 35 years has been Arafat. Get rid of Arafat and maybe someone will rise up and put the welfare of the Palestinian people above their own vendetta against the Jewish state. And just for your information, I believe the Israelis should withdraw from the settlements. But I will never back down on the Israelis right to defend themselves from the likes of Arafat. And remember what happens when you assume....p_p_man said:
What? You didn't expect this? You rate it important enough for a post? Well that's your business I suppose but there's something slightly sickening about crowing over the deaths of people because it proves a personal point.
No matter what stand you take in this debate we all saw it coming.
And please get your facts right if you can...
I do not support Arafat or Sharon.
It's usually the young and immature who make assumptions. Because I want to see justice for the Palestinians, you automatically assume I'm pro their leaders. As you're one of those who thinks their age is something shameful I can't tell from your profile exactly how old you are.
So I'll assume you're young and immature...
ppman
bored1 said:The Palestinians need a leader who can prepare them for peace. They dont have one,they have never had one. The only constant over the past 35 years has been Arafat. Get rid of Arafat
bored1 said:But I will never back down on the Israelis right to defend themselves from the likes of Arafat.
How do you deal with a man who has been doing what hes doing since at least 1964? Past behavior predicts future behavior, Arafat is the poster boy for that. The Palestinians should be working at setting up an apparatus/infrastructure to bring a country to life. It will not happen with Arafat around. There has to be well educated Palestinians who are quite capable of doing this task. In my chosen profession if a manager becomes ineffective or loses control of his staff he is soon replaced,usually after numerous warnings. I see Arafat as a Manager who has lost control / respect of his staff. He has had numerous warnings. It is time for a change. As for Sharon.........Its not time for him to be replaced...p_p_man said:
Now all we have to do is work out a way on how the Israeli's should deal with Arafat and sudden;y we'll be on the same side!
To me bombing, shelling and shooting at civilians is not the way forward.
If that method worked half the population of Ireland woud be dead by now for the crimes of the few.
I reckon Sharon has to go first...
ppman
bored1 said:How do you deal with a man who has been doing what hes doing since at least 1964? Past behavior predicts future behavior, Arafat is the poster boy for that. The Palestinians should be working at setting up an apparatus/infrastructure to bring a country to life. It will not happen with Arafat around. There has to be well educated Palestinians who are quite capable of doing this task. In my chosen profession if a manager becomes ineffective or loses control of his staff he is soon replaced,usually after numerous warnings. I see Arafat as a Manager who has lost control / respect of his staff. He has had numerous warnings. It is time for a change. As for Sharon.........Its not time for him to be replaced...
You've convinced me. I'm going to join Redwave's eternal struggle against capitaist opression.Pacifism used as a tactic in certain situations is a bona fide sword.
Pacifism as a national doctrine is suicide. A lesson in the cycle of history that has to be learned over and over again.
Pacifism has only worked effectively as a tool of liberation or protest against the existing political structure. It has never worked against an invader.
Ishmael
Sadly, I believe that you are very correct, bored1. The radical Islamists have all of the key elements that the Nazis had. They've got the totalitarian regimes, the attitude that they have been repressed and victimized, believe that they are morally superior to the rest of the world, and feel justified in the large scale murder of innocent people whom they believe to be inferior and corruptors of society. It don't look good.bored1 said:The way I see it, the events we are witnessing are nothing more than the beginning of WW3, An extremist view to be sure. But I see it as Islam vrs the West and our way of life. I do hope Im wrong.
Well said YB, You have put the situation in easily comparable Historical terms. Not to many people believe this to be true. Time will tell.YogiBare said:Sadly, I believe that you are very correct, bored1. The radical Islamists have all of the key elements that the Nazis had. They've got the totalitarian regimes, the attitude that they have been repressed and victimized, believe that they are morally superior to the rest of the world, and feel justified in the large scale murder of innocent people whom they believe to be inferior and corruptors of society. It don't look good.
YogiBare said:Sadly, I believe that you are very correct, bored1. The radical Islamists have all of the key elements that the Nazis had. They've got the totalitarian regimes, the attitude that they have been repressed and victimized, believe that they are morally superior to the rest of the world, and feel justified in the large scale murder of innocent people whom they believe to be inferior and corruptors of society. It don't look good.
p_p_man, may God have mercy on your soul.p_p_man said:
If you hadn't mentioned Islamists specifically I would have been convinced you were talking about the other side.
A head count of murders puts Zionistsl way ahead and as for their attitude of feeling repressed and victimised, they have personally used the holocaust as a weapon of war. Conveniently re-naming it 'the Jewish holocaust'.
I suppose the only thing that would have confused me would be the reference to totalitarian regimes but then you're not talking about the Zionist attitude to the Palestinians...
ppman