no what he said was(Original post by teadrinker)
Yeah yeah... america america america.
I'm asking you a question. I'll phrase it simply so you will have a better chance of understanding it. I'm not asking for you to stick your tongue anywhere. I just want a straight answer. Here it comes:
When the guns are pointed at Benghazi and Quadaffi says he's going to show no mercy, what should be done about it?
I await your answer.
'every home will be searched there will be no mercy and no pity shown to thsoe who resist or attack the government forces'
well the terrorist rebels of benghazi should stop waging wars then.
remember it was the rebels who waged war and attacked from the east westwards
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(Original post by teadrinker)
Yeah yeah... america america america.
I'm asking you a question. I'll phrase it simply so you will have a better chance of understanding it. I'm not asking for you to stick your tongue anywhere. I just want a straight answer. Here it comes:
When the guns are pointed at Benghazi and Quadaffi says he's going to show no mercy, what should be done about it?
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- 11-04-2011 19:31
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terrorists of benghazi should drop their weapons.
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- 11-04-2011 19:40
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terrorists of benghazi should drop their weapons.
You sit there, with all the benefits of an EU passport, and all the privileges it gives you, and you treat the suffering of millions of people who live under a system you do not even try to comprehend with absolute disdain. You say that you do not support Quadaffi, yet you implicitly support his right to send his forces into a city against it's will and violate every home - dispensing its own arbitrary "merciless and pitiless" justice.
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- 11-04-2011 19:42
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Ok. In this case, what do you advise Lybians to do when they are dissatisfied by the authoritarian rule of an unelected and geriatric leader, when they have no recourse to political channels, and peaceful protests are met with bullets?
There lies a conundrum. -
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- 11-04-2011 19:45
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YOu still havent answered my question.
You sit there, with all the benefits of an EU passport, and all the privileges it gives you, and you treat the suffering of millions of people who live under a system you do not even try to comprehend with absolute disdain. You say that you do not support Quadaffi, yet you implicitly support his right to send his forces into a city against it's will and violate every home - dispensing its own arbitrary "merciless and pitiless" justice.
I really hope that one day life teaches you a lesson. And I hope it's a long drawn out painful one. -
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- 11-04-2011 19:47
(Original post by teadrinker)
YOu still havent answered my question.
You sit there, with all the benefits of an EU passport, and all the privileges it gives you, and you treat the suffering of millions of people who live under a system you do not even try to comprehend with absolute disdain. You say that you do not support Quadaffi, yet you implicitly support his right to send his forces into a city against it's will and violate every home - dispensing its own arbitrary "merciless and pitiless" justice.
I really hope that one day life teaches you a lesson. And I hope it's a long drawn out painful one.i have thick skin
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(Original post by zohaib93)
emigrate, theres is your solution, if america wants to play god they can have the terrorists of benghazi and take them to washington or something, but hey they probably will be a 'security risk' to americans,s o beware
I don't know which grubby bit of land spawned your ancestors, but most people have an attachment to their homeland that transcends the will of an illegitimate unelected leader.
What makes Libya Quadaffi's to own?
Why should Quadaffi's 'right' to sit in the Libyan throne take precedence over several million people's right to elect their own leader?
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oh getting a bit personal then are we, but hey i don't mind kiddoi have thick skin
I've met a few before. They have all the benefits of their British/EU passport etc. but they expect others, often their own fellow Arabs to endure the rule of aging and obsolete dictators. -
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- 11-04-2011 19:52
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if there is a civil war in america would the american government not go into the city causing the civil war and search every house to rid them of wepons, would it not shoot every american carrying a weapon on the basis of self defence? of course it would, thats what gaddafi threatened, he said tehy would search every house and anyone possessing weopns would be shown no mercy, well if you possess weapons you are a rebel not a civilian so there you go.
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America America America. You are such a ****ing bore.
I don't know which grubby bit of land spawned your ancestors, but most people have an attachment to their homeland that transcends the will of an illegitimate unelected leader.
What makes Libya Quadaffi's to own?
Why should Quadaffi's 'right' to sit in the Libyan throne take precedence over several million people's right to elect their own leader?
Tell me. -
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gaddafi does not hold any official position in the libyan government, he resigned in the 70s after only a couple of years in charge after the coup. he is in inofficial capacity and holds no official position in the libyan government, so what do you want him to resign from, gadaffi has no throne to leave. -
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The fact is that the chances of Civil War in a consolidated liberal democracy are almost non-existent. SO your hypothetical situation is absurd.
There is war in Libya because it has been misruled by a nastly little dictator. And people's patience is running out. -
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That is quite an assertion.
How do you know WHAT the people support when dissent is crushed and there have been no democratic elections since Quadaffi took power?
Does it look like the old Colonel has much support in the East to you?
I would suggest that you are talking right out of your fat arse. -
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emigrate, theres is your solution, if america wants to play god they can have the terrorists of benghazi and take them to washington or something, but hey they probably will be a 'security risk' to americans,s o beware
I asked you what the people of Libya should do once they had reached the end of their tether with Quadaffi. You said emigrate. What has this got to do with the US?
As you well know, mass emigration is neither possible, nor just. And it was only when the people took the only option left to them - uprising - that NATO, not the US, intervened. -
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Why the insult? Not a very helpful contribution to the debate.
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(Original post by zohaib93)
gaddafi does not hold any official position in the libyan government, he resigned in the 70s after only a couple of years in charge after the coup. he is in inofficial capacity and holds no official position in the libyan government, so what do you want him to resign from, gadaffi has no throne to leave.
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its true, you can research it up if you want
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(Original post by teadrinker)
Now you are blaming America for playing god before they even played any part in an intervention.
I asked you what the people of Libya should do once they had reached the end of their tether with Quadaffi. You said emigrate. What has this got to do with the US?
As you well know, mass emigration is neither possible, nor just. And it was only when the people took the only option left to them - uprising - that NATO, not the US, intervened.
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