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09-19-2005, 02:58 PM #11Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Dang it, I didn't realize there was a 5 minute limit to edit...ok let me see if I can remember what I was going to add..
What if that global power is or becomes corrupt? Then that global power, who's supposed purpose was to eradicate tyranny all over the world, becomes the tyrant that rules the world?
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09-19-2005, 02:59 PM #12Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Odd Ball
Oh for the simpler time of old!!
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09-19-2005, 03:07 PM #13Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
The way I see it going is our government finally exposing itself for what it really is and completely doing away with what little illusion of America is left and trying to establish their global dictatorship and then those who don't want it will fight it until someone comes out the victor. That's the only way all the meglanomanicas will be removed from power.
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09-19-2005, 03:57 PM #14Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Odd Ball
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09-19-2005, 05:07 PM #15Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by ermitonto
meanwhile, they continue to teach in schools that the atomic bomb was supposed to drop on military installations, and hiroshima and nagasaki were complete "accidents"...
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09-19-2005, 05:12 PM #16Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
jesus said that money was the root of all evil...he lived in a way simpler time. i guess he mustve been wrong, because business in las vegas is booming and casino owners undoubtedly vote republican for the most part...which leads to bush getting "elected"
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09-19-2005, 06:33 PM #17OPSenior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Torog
I would like to see this whole mess with NK end peacefully,there are many folks there suffering terribly and they need the help of the Free World. I wish the same for Iran,folks are suffering there too and many want democracy..but in the case of both countries,the leadership borders on the insane. Kim il Jung,wants to take over South Korea and destroy Japan and the Iranian mullahs,want to destroy both Israel,America and probably Britain,as well as conquer Iraq.
Have a good one ...
America has failed miserably at bringing "democracy" to the countries it has invaded. One only has to look at the American-backed Islamic theocracy in Afghanistan which is denying people basic freedoms like the freedom of assembly and the freedom of religion. Or the Taliban that a previous American invasion put into power. Or the brutal authoritarian dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet in Chile that was established by a CIA coup against the democratically elected president Salvador Allende. Or the US government's funding of the Contra terrorists in Nicaragua who were trained to attack civilian targets like hospitals and schools.
I've said it before and I've said it again. As long as our leaders are unwilling to withdraw support from brutal dictatorial regimes like Saudi Arabia, Haiti and Uzbekistan, or even to verbally denounce the complete lack of freedom in those places, it is clear that they have absolutely no problem with dictatorial governments.
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09-19-2005, 06:51 PM #18Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by nicholasstanko
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09-19-2005, 07:01 PM #19Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
[QUOTE=ermitonto]I don't see how nukes in the hands of the American military is a much better idea than nukes in the hands of an insane person. There have been numerous times in history where the world has become dangerously close to nuclear war, sometimes just by complete accident. Nukes can't preserve or protect people. They can only kill.[QUOTE]
Come on ermitono, you got to be kidding. Right?? There's a huge difference between the U.S. (or Russia, or even China) having nukes and someone like Kim Jong Il or some fundamentalist Muslim leader having them. The difference is that our leaders (even that idiot Bush) know the consequences of using nukes and, more importantly, care about the consequences. This keeps them from using the nukes or at least doing everything they can to prevent their use. Give those nukes to someone who it nuts, has nothing to lose, and feels cornered (like Kim Jong Il), or to someone who thinks to die in the name of Allah is glorious, and they're far more likely to use them.
Think about it, how does Kim Jong Il want to go down in history. As one of the worst leaders ever? The guy who kept his country starving, stuck in the 50's, and who aliented the rest of the world? Or, the guy who taught big bad U.S.A a lesson and nuked one of their cities? I'm hoping for the former but the latter wouldn't suprise me much either.
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09-19-2005, 07:02 PM #20Senior Member
North Korea agrees to give up nuclear program
Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
ironic...yes. unfounded...no.
i was merely pointing out that any arguement used to say that times were different are inadequate because the principle remains the same.
the founding fathers of america warned that letting a government body acquire too much power always relates to tyranny. that doesnt change, no matter who's in power.
governments emply the same methods of opression used by ancient kingdoms...the romans burned carthage in order to persecute christians and japan bombed manchuria to blame it on the chinese...whats the difference?
nero had no idea about what the word nuclear even meant, but do you really doubt that if he had the power of a nuke bomb, he wouldnt use it to take over the world?
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