How do you have a world without war with sociopaths running countries?

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Fettered capitalism is the only thing that spurs mankind on to amazing ideas.


you will kill mankind if you kill this freedom to develop and design and build something they can sell to their fellow man.


it would be the peak of insanity to forgo capitalism
 
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Kerry also sought to appeal to lawmakers who remember the debate over authorizing military force in Iraq. Turning to his colleague, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, Kerry said they remember Iraq “in a special way because we were here for that vote. And so we are especially sensitive, Chuck and I, to never again ask a member of Congress to take a vote on faulty intelligence. That’s why our intelligence community has scrubbed and re-scrubbed the intelligence.”

Kerry said that the intelligence community has collected physical proof of the attacks, including “evidence of where the rockets came from and when. Not one rocket landed in regime-controlled territory — not one. All of them landed in opposition control or contested areas. We have a map, physical evidence, showing every geographical point of impact and that is concrete,” he said

Yes or no. Is it plausible that the rebels/al queda terrorists got ahold of chemical weapons and used them in an effort to bring the US into the fray to take out Assad for them? Do you even think that is remotely possible?

And if it is remotely possible, would it change your calculus? There is ZERO proof that Assad ordered it. Do you have phone conversations? A paper trail? I know you have super secret access to OBOMBA that the rest of us plebes don't have, so maybe you can enlighten and inform
 
Fettered capitalism is the only thing that spurs mankind on to amazing ideas.


you will kill mankind if you kill this freedom to develop and design and build something they can sell to their fellow man.


it would be the peak of insanity to forgo capitalism

Yet you want to keep bombing the part of the world where language and numerals, culture, art and society were all invented.
None of the glory you acclaim to would be possible without these previous developments.

That is the peak of insanity. By the way Desh, No one is advocating the elimination of capitalism except BAC and Rose and I don't think BAC is actually against capitalism either, so as Tom would say, what are you on about now.
 
Fettered capitalism is the only thing that spurs mankind on to amazing ideas.


you will kill mankind if you kill this freedom to develop and design and build something they can sell to their fellow man.


it would be the peak of insanity to forgo capitalism


what is fettered capitalism?
 
That is the peak of insanity. By the way Desh, No one is advocating the elimination of capitalism except BAC and Rose and I don't think BAC is actually against capitalism either, so as Tom would say, what are you on about now.

iolo did in this post:
The only way we will get rid of sociopaths in power is when we get rid of capitalism and, consequently, government.

http://www.justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?55221-How-do-you-have-a-world-without-war-with-sociopaths-running-countries&p=1316057#post1316057
 
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SF, I've been meaning to ask someone who is somewhat reasoanble and intelligent (you qualify, if barely) what exactly they have a problem with regarding Obama and Syria. I mean, I understood the initial opposition when it looked like Obama was going to strike Syria with dubious (at best) goals and lots of potential negative consequences without going to Congress. I got that. I agreed.

But since he took it to Congress and then engaged with the Russian idea to achieve disarmament without attacking, what's the issue there? Those are good things, aren't they? Obama should have taken it to Congress. Congress even asked him to. Obama should have engaged diplomatically when presented the opportunity, shouldn't he? So, while it's fun to post humorous cartoons that poke fun at Obama in general, non-specific fashion, what's really the beef here?
 
SF, I've been meaning to ask someone who is somewhat reasoanble and intelligent (you qualify, if barely) what exactly they have a problem with regarding Obama and Syria. I mean, I understood the initial opposition when it looked like Obama was going to strike Syria with dubious (at best) goals and lots of potential negative consequences without going to Congress. I got that. I agreed.

But since he took it to Congress and then engaged with the Russian idea to achieve disarmament without attacking, what's the issue there? Those are good things, aren't they? Obama should have taken it to Congress. Congress even asked him to. Obama should have engaged diplomatically when presented the opportunity, shouldn't he? So, while it's fun to post humorous cartoons that poke fun at Obama in general, non-specific fashion, what's really the beef here?

DH have you suffered a recent blow to the head?
 
Surely you are not so simple as to believe it is Obama who is the problem and not the system, especially as it developed exactly how Eisenhower predicted; ]

Another incredibly dense buffoonish blame AmeriKa argument that ignores the efforts of despots, dictators, tyrants and terrorists.

No wonder idiots like Obama can get elected. Earth to idiots; despots, dictators, tyrants and terrorists don't give a damn about your naive buffoonish world view and laugh at your incredible gullibility.
 
SF, I've been meaning to ask someone who is somewhat reasoanble and intelligent (you qualify, if barely) what exactly they have a problem with regarding Obama and Syria. I mean, I understood the initial opposition when it looked like Obama was going to strike Syria with dubious (at best) goals and lots of potential negative consequences without going to Congress. I got that. I agreed.

But since he took it to Congress and then engaged with the Russian idea to achieve disarmament without attacking, what's the issue there? Those are good things, aren't they? Obama should have taken it to Congress. Congress even asked him to. Obama should have engaged diplomatically when presented the opportunity, shouldn't he? So, while it's fun to post humorous cartoons that poke fun at Obama in general, non-specific fashion, what's really the beef here?

It's how our system is supposed to work, right?

People may disagree with the policy; but he is now following the right steps.
 
SF, I've been meaning to ask someone who is somewhat reasoanble and intelligent (you qualify, if barely) what exactly they have a problem with regarding Obama and Syria. I mean, I understood the initial opposition when it looked like Obama was going to strike Syria with dubious (at best) goals and lots of potential negative consequences without going to Congress. I got that. I agreed.

But since he took it to Congress and then engaged with the Russian idea to achieve disarmament without attacking, what's the issue there? Those are good things, aren't they? Obama should have taken it to Congress. Congress even asked him to. Obama should have engaged diplomatically when presented the opportunity, shouldn't he? So, while it's fun to post humorous cartoons that poke fun at Obama in general, non-specific fashion, what's really the beef here?

The issue here is a foreign policy designed by verbal gaffs. There's no coherent strategy and this putz of a President with his putz of a Sec State wander from verbal gaff to verbal gaff in an effort to deflect and avoid the fact that they have no coherent ME policy whatsoever.

This putz in the White House even plagiarizes Bush speeches in his effort to dupe the gullible kool aid swilling masses that his strategy will force despots, dictators and tyrants to give up their weapon systems. Meanwhile, this peace prize winning buffoon makes us look dumb, innefectual and a laughing stock of the world.

When you defer your leadership role to the likes of Putin, you know you have reached a new low. This putz in the white house tells us there is no war on terror, ignores the ME then is shocked and awed when US diplomats are murdered in nations he bombed to help terrorists take over.

This is what happens when low information sheeple elect an inexperienced, inept community organizer as Commander and Cheif; incoherent foreign policy, economic malaise and a President engaged in permanent campaign mode subject to verbal gaffs and foot-in-mouth syndrome.
 
SF, I've been meaning to ask someone who is somewhat reasoanble and intelligent (you qualify, if barely) what exactly they have a problem with regarding Obama and Syria. I mean, I understood the initial opposition when it looked like Obama was going to strike Syria with dubious (at best) goals and lots of potential negative consequences without going to Congress. I got that. I agreed.

But since he took it to Congress and then engaged with the Russian idea to achieve disarmament without attacking, what's the issue there? Those are good things, aren't they? Obama should have taken it to Congress. Congress even asked him to. Obama should have engaged diplomatically when presented the opportunity, shouldn't he? So, while it's fun to post humorous cartoons that poke fun at Obama in general, non-specific fashion, what's really the beef here?


I do not have a problem with the outcome that occurred. I think Obama bumbled along and was ready to lob missiles (with or without Congressional approval IMO) to prove he was not 'weak' when Putin bailed him out.

Obama absolutely should have taken it to Congress. I do not disagree with that. I do have doubts that he would have listened to Congress had they not approved. He tends to enjoy skirting Congress when he doesn't get his way. As for the cartoon, yeah, that was just poking fun at the Nobel peace prize winner.
 
The issue here is a foreign policy designed by verbal gaffs. There's no coherent strategy and this putz of a President with his putz of a Sec State wander from verbal gaff to verbal gaff in an effort to deflect and avoid the fact that they have no coherent ME policy whatsoever.

This putz in the White House even plagiarizes Bush speeches in his effort to dupe the gullible kool aid swilling masses that his strategy will force despots, dictators and tyrants to give up their weapon systems. Meanwhile, this peace prize winning buffoon makes us look dumb, innefectual and a laughing stock of the world.

When you defer your leadership role to the likes of Putin, you know you have reached a new low. This putz in the white house tells us there is no war on terror, ignores the ME then is shocked and awed when US diplomats are murdered in nations he bombed to help terrorists take over.

This is what happens when low information sheeple elect an inexperienced, inept community organizer as Commander and Cheif; incoherent foreign policy, economic malaise and a President engaged in permanent campaign mode subject to verbal gaffs and foot-in-mouth syndrome.


Wasn't the stated goal all along (1) to punish Assad for using chemical weapons and (2) to degrade his ablity to do it again? The initial stategy to achieve that goal was a military strike that lots of people thought probably achieved goal number 1 (with "collateral damage" - ugh, I hate that term) but wouldn't really do much to achieve goal number 2. So, like, what's the big deal with changing strategy when presented with an opportunity to achieve those goals without "collateral damage?" How is that "ineffectual?" How is that "deferring leadership" to Putin?

This is what I don't get. How is adapting to changing circumstances to achieve the desired outcome is somehow a bad thing. Why is that? Is your position that Obama should have told Putin and Congress to go screw and launched military strikes because that was the initial strategy to achieve the desired outcome?

All I'm seeing is a lot of people starting at the conclusion that Obama is bad and working badward from there to find a justification for it.
 
I do not have a problem with the outcome that occurred. I think Obama bumbled along and was ready to lob missiles (with or without Congressional approval IMO) to prove he was not 'weak' when Putin bailed him out.

Obama absolutely should have taken it to Congress. I do not disagree with that. I do have doubts that he would have listened to Congress had they not approved. He tends to enjoy skirting Congress when he doesn't get his way. As for the cartoon, yeah, that was just poking fun at the Nobel peace prize winner.

I'm curious why Obama needed to bring the Syria bombing to Congress over WMDs but was free to bomb Lybia without approval where WMDs were not involved.

Can you explain this? One thing certain about liberal sheeple and kool aid swilling voters;logic and consistency are not their forte'.
 
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