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**Tumarimmicdak** · 06-11-2012, 09:29 AM

Yes I have read the history. But not 100% were that way. But as you say they were hypocrites and compared them to rats non the less.

You justify violence in many ways, that is your view. I do not justify violence, that is my view.
One must do what one has to, that I haven't disputed.
And please show me where even in your replies, law enforcement, has been involved?

As to the military being somewhere else protecting the country I live in. They wouldn't have to be there if the US didn't decide to impose their view on how they will protect the world.

You do have a flare for the the worst possible scenario in most of your posts. Yes these situations do happen, that is not in question. But they don't happen every minute of everyday in every location one is in.
Who's to say they will ever happen to a person?

With Metta

06-11-2012, 09:29 AM	#38
Tumarimmicdak Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	Yes I have read the history. But not 100% were that way. But as you say they were hypocrites and compared them to rats non the less. You justify violence in many ways, that is your view. I do not justify violence, that is my view. One must do what one has to, that I haven't disputed. And please show me where even in your replies, law enforcement, has been involved? As to the military being somewhere else protecting the country I live in. They wouldn't have to be there if the US didn't decide to impose their view on how they will protect the world. You do have a flare for the the worst possible scenario in most of your posts. Yes these situations do happen, that is not in question. But they don't happen every minute of everyday in every location one is in. Who's to say they will ever happen to a person? With Metta
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