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What states do you like? Matt |
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I don't even like the notion of states, let alone any state in particular. They are all the same - differences being mainly superficial and petty. I.e., america likes baseball while canada likes hockey and europe likes soccer and india likes cricket, and so on. Big fucking deal - they are all still run by asshole politicians and ecocidal corporations and poulated by people who follow some variation of abrahams delusional concepts of god. That is the only thing that matters. Andrew |
So I was completely accurate when I said you hate the US. You plainly do.
That you also seem to hate every other state doesn't change that. So what state do you like, if any? And why do you continue to live in and support a state you say you dislike so much? I'll guarantee you have dozens if not hundreds of products produced by "ecocidal" corporations, which makes you every bit as complicit in their "ecocide" as they are. Matt |
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afraid is a relative term, yes? If I were a theif I'd be afraid of the police or don't you make those delineations? ....how about Venezuela? http://www.uspoliticsonline.net/images/smilies/lol.gif |
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Is there something to love about the organization of modern corporate ecocidal states that i am missing? So what state do you like, if any? And why do you continue to live in and support a state you say you dislike so much? I'll guarantee you have dozens if not hundreds of products produced by "ecocidal" corporations, which makes you every bit as complicit in their "ecocide" as they are. Matt None. Didn't i already say that? I'm not quite sure how the truth of my dependence on modern industrial states makes modern industrial states likeable or non-ecocidal in any way whatsoever? And no, i was born into this arrangement and indoctrinated into it over the course of decades. I am in no way complicit in its creation - and if i chose to live outside of it modern industrial states would in no way cease to exist. So i'm not sure what your point is, or if you even have one. Andrew |
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in respond to the Russians delaying the S-300 missile system deal, Iran plans to develop an air defense system that is comparable to and even more sophisticated than the advanced Russian S-300 system. In respond to the U.S. planting missile systems (for attack and defense purposes) ,including eight Patriot missile batteries, in Gulf area, Iran is launching a domestically-built air defense system to counter the ballistic missile threat. They built anti-helicopter missiles, advanced ballistic missiles, etc... Khomeni might annouce some military advantage . If Iran became nuclear, Arab states would want to be nuclear. ( UAE and Saudi have already started their nuclear activity--- some are discussing even buying the nuclear bomb). Iran is dragging the region to war and arms race. |
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EDIT: Israel owned nuclear bomb for 40 years and have not used it, even when they were losing in the 73' war.. and cant use it against Pales cos Israel would suffer, too. In the other hand, Iran can not be trusted for many reasons, as we trusted Saddam before. |
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In respond to the U.S. planting missile systems (for attack and defense purposes) ,including eight Patriot missile batteries, in Gulf area, Iran is launching a domestically-built air defense system to counter the ballistic missile threat. They built anti-helicopter missiles, advanced ballistic missiles, etc... attack missiles? I had not heard that, what kind? Khomeni might annouce some military advantage . yea well he could announce hes an orange kangaroo for all the good it will do.I think I ran has polarized enough that no one, but his specific adherent even listen to him and of the only the whacked out kool aiders believe what they hear, when he spouts that crap anymore. If Iran became nuclear, Arab states would want to be nuclear. ( UAE and Saudi have already started their nuclear activity--- some are discussing even buying the nuclear bomb). Iran is dragging the region to war and arms race. yes, that the biggest risk and danger of all and its not even a risk really, it will happen, ( proliferation) . |
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yea well he could announce hes an orange kangaroo for all the good it will do.I think I ran has polarized enough that no one, but his specific adherent even listen to him and of the only the whacked out kool aiders believe what they hear, when he spouts that crap anymore. I agree, We'll know in the near future if they have the claimed-military capabilities. yes, that the biggest risk and danger of all and its not even a risk really, it will happen, ( proliferation) why do you think it will happen? I hope it doesnt. Arms companies would be the only ones to profit from this. |
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I'm sure it's just political grand-standing in Iran. The Ayatollah increases support each time he criticizes the west and talks about Iranian superiority; just as Western leaders increase support each time they talk about the threat posed by Iran, etc. It's all posturing.
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