Stella_Omega
No Gentleman
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2005
- Posts
- 39,700
In any case I wasn't talking about the future, I was talking about right now. This world is much less safe right now.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Oh please, you are smarter than this, at least I still believe this.
(The really sad thing is that we even have a prime example of your ironic comment becoming more or less true. The Egypt revolution made Mubarak retreat and the military forces took over. And...do you think the blue bra girl would have said, Egypt is now a better place? The Muslim Brotherhood #1 and the Salafists as #2 now as government - what do you think how women will live in Egypt the next few years?)
In any case I wasn't talking about the future, I was talking about right now. This world is much less safe right now.
With rare exceptions, everyone else should have the opportunity to make their own damn mistakes.
I'm not buying the axis of evil regarding Iraq c. 2000.
You are acting as if the invasion were some inevitable march of obvious historic forces, like a pull of political gravity.
And you're implying I'm not being intelligent?
That's WE. WE are the States, and no, WE should not be allowed to "make our own damn mistakes" WE should fucking stop our less intelligent selves from making those mistakes.This is true for the States then, too, isn't it? Shouldn't they be allowed to make their own damn mistakes?
You don't, maybe. But I have a pretty good notion that refraining from behaving like a jerk is better than behaving like a jerk.No, stella is acting as if making a different decision would lead to a better result for the world, like a pull of political gravity. I'm just stating that nobody knows which direction the pull will be.
WE should not be bullies. WE should not rouse the ire and anger of the world against us. WE should refrain from making wars of aggression the way Germany did.
You don't, maybe. But I have a pretty good notion that refraining from behaving like a jerk is better than behaving like a jerk.
Man is man's man.Well, acting like Jesus didn't stop them from nailing him to the cross, did it?
Homo homini lupus - man is man's wolf.
This is true for the States then, too, isn't it? Shouldn't they be allowed to make their own damn mistakes?