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2017-11-26 at 9:01 PM UTC
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2017-11-26 at 9:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby calm down fag i was drunk when as fuck when I posted that
[vtps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_1tzzEQ3DMideo]
the only thing you were drunk on was nigger cum that you swallowed too much of again, nigger fag -
2017-11-27 at 2:11 AM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 2:24 AM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 2:27 AM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker So you're rooting for the group that wants to force you to convert or die against the group that doesn't want you to join them? Dude, that's how Islam started. The jedis told Muhammad he couldn't be one of them.
Supporting Israel typically means your country being flooded with Muslims.
Supporting the strengthening of middle-eastern states like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Iran means Muslims are happy to stay where they are. -
2017-11-27 at 3:12 AM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 9:21 AM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 9:37 AM UTCAnders Breivik was correct
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2017-11-27 at 10:01 AM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader you do remember andrew berrick happened BEFORE syria … rite ???
I don't understand the relevance
before Operation Iraqi Freedom, Saddam was a bit of a dick (his sons were heaps worse) but he kept much worse dicks in check, like the Muslim Brotherhood. He kept sectarianism in check too, which is very important to remember - western sources always talk about sunni-shiite violence as something that has always been, but modern Iraq didn't have any real issues with it until OIF smashed society along sectarian lines for military and political purposes. Find interviews with genuine Iraqis and they all tell a similar story - there were Sunni and Shiite neighbourhoods but there was no real hostility between the groups, and weddings between people of the two sects were common - the wife would be expected to join the husband's faction.
before the externally-imposed 'civil war', Syria was officially a secular country that protected all of the major sects, from Sunni and Shiite Muslims to Christians and even jedis. Bashir al-Assad's father, Hafez took extreme measures to keep sectarianism and terror groups (again, see Muslim Brotherhood) from taking hold and Assad's bulldozing of the 'moderate rebels' and ISIS (even if it was with the support of Iran and Russia) is nothing short of heroic.
If we could stop fucking with them to help the jedis (and interfere with oil prices), in the short term Islamic terrorism would disappear overnight and in the long term, they'd develop into decent places and the inhabitants would hopefully move beyond stoning people and lopping off hands.
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2017-11-27 at 10:11 AM UTCAcross the ocean we motion
There's Sunni Muslims exploding
I pay a fortune to fight em
And jedis make sure it keeps going
Shekels to IsRaEl keep flowing
While the Clean Break has us bleeding
In Iraq in the morning
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2017-11-27 at 11:53 AM UTC
Originally posted by aldra I don't understand the relevance
was just trying to say that refugees happened before the current conflict began ... began back in the 90s.
with or without the alleged jedi-triggered conflicts, people will always flow from places with lower quality of life and freedom to places with higher.
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2017-11-27 at 11:59 AM UTCimmigration has happened since man first stepped on the planet. its not gonna stop just coz one group of retards moves to an area and tries to declare 'hey this is our land now, for us only. nobody else is allowed to ever come here now, derp'.
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2017-11-27 at 12:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader people will always flow from places with lower quality of life and freedom to places with higher.
of course, that's why I think it'd be best to allow them to develop their countries to the point where they're comfortable enough that very few want to leave, rather than tear them down to the stone age every few years because israel is scared they may someday be able to stand up to them.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2017-11-27 at 1:11 PM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 2:30 PM UTCIt wasn't isreal or the west that fucked up syria. Assad took a hardline approach to kids spraying anti regime graphiti and people got pissed off, he shot people at demonstrations and then his military fractured because he was such a dick. Then he lets the religious nuts out of prison who go on to form ISIS which is convenient for him because it puts less pressure on him, all the while bombing his own civilians. All of this could have been avoided if assad had just been a good little benevolent dictator and not started torturing children. The governments in the middle east can't give up power because then they would be held accountable for their action which 9/10 times is mass murder. Other countries got involved after it started but they weren't the cause of the shit storm in syria. This is classic fascism taking its natural course not a fucking jedi conspiracy.
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2017-11-27 at 2:55 PM UTC
Originally posted by Madman It wasn't isreal or the west that fucked up syria. Assad took a hardline approach to kids spraying anti regime graphiti and people got pissed off, he shot people at demonstrations and then his military fractured because he was such a dick. Then he lets the religious nuts out of prison who go on to form ISIS which is convenient for him because it puts less pressure on him, all the while bombing his own civilians. All of this could have been avoided if assad had just been a good little benevolent dictator and not started torturing children. The governments in the middle east can't give up power because then they would be held accountable for their action which 9/10 times is mass murder. Other countries got involved after it started but they weren't the cause of the shit storm in syria. This is classic fascism taking its natural course not a fucking jedi conspiracy.
1. Assad dropped the hammer on the 'protesters' because ~90 police and security forces were killed with automatic weapons within the first week of 'protests'.
2. The military never 'fractured'. To this day, the SAA is composed of around 60% Sunni muslims, 30% Sunni and 10% other, mostly Kurds.
3. The Islamist nutbars were released from prison because of extreme pressure from the 'international community' and the terrorist rebels they supported, such as the ridiculous claims of thousands of inmates being summarily executed every week and 'furnaces for disposing of bodies'.
You're just repeating the western narrative of what happened - instead of taking BBC at face value, check out Southfront.
In reality rebel gangs had been armed and trained long before the protests started, and the initial protests weren't even asking for Assad to leave - they simply wanted a greater say in how government operated. The protests were co-opted and eventually completely overtaken by Islamist rebel gangs demanding Assad leave and for the country to become a Sunni-Islamist state, as prior to the unrest it was a secular state with most factions (Sunni, Shiite, Christian, Kurd and even jedi) being represented in government.
Give me a minute and I'll find a post from one of the students who participated in the original demonstrations describing how the movement was hijacked. -
2017-11-27 at 2:59 PM UTC
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2017-11-27 at 3:01 PM UTCThere's so much more to be said about it, but the simple version is this:
Assad is a goddamn hero for holding his country together for the five years or so that it's been subject to a foreign-funded and instigated civil war. -
2017-11-27 at 3:09 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra 1. Assad dropped the hammer on the 'protesters' because ~90 police and security forces were killed with automatic weapons within the first week of 'protests'.
2. The military never 'fractured'. To this day, the SAA is composed of around 60% Sunni muslims, 30% Sunni and 10% other, mostly Kurds.
3. The Islamist nutbars were released from prison because of extreme pressure from the 'international community' and the terrorist rebels they supported, such as the ridiculous claims of thousands of inmates being summarily executed every week and 'furnaces for disposing of bodies'.
You're just repeating the western narrative of what happened - instead of taking BBC at face value, check out Southfront.
In reality rebel gangs had been armed and trained long before the protests started, and the initial protests weren't even asking for Assad to leave - they simply wanted a greater say in how government operated. The protests were co-opted and eventually completely overtaken by Islamist rebel gangs demanding Assad leave and for the country to become a Sunni-Islamist state, as prior to the unrest it was a secular state with most factions (Sunni, Shiite, Christian, Kurd and even jedi) being represented in government.
Give me a minute and I'll find a post from one of the students who participated in the original demonstrations describing how the movement was hijacked.
^ fact
\/ bullshit...stop listening to juden propaganda
Originally posted by Madman It wasn't isreal or the west that fucked up syria. Assad took a hardline approach to kids spraying anti regime graphiti and people got pissed off, he shot people at demonstrations and then his military fractured because he was such a dick. Then he lets the religious nuts out of prison who go on to form ISIS which is convenient for him because it puts less pressure on him, all the while bombing his own civilians. All of this could have been avoided if assad had just been a good little benevolent dictator and not started torturing children. The governments in the middle east can't give up power because then they would be held accountable for their action which 9/10 times is mass murder. Other countries got involved after it started but they weren't the cause of the shit storm in syria. This is classic fascism taking its natural course not a fucking jedi conspiracy.
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2017-11-27 at 3:10 PM UTC
