Kevin_Kennedy
Defend Liberty
- Aug 27, 2008
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Where does it stop? Do we simply give in every time an angry nation/people/group attack our innocent civilians? What kind of precedent will this set? You say we should "let people live their lives". Were we NOT allowing the recently failed Nigerian bomber his liberty? Sounds to me as though he had too much liberty and now our President and Homeland Security director are scrambling to figure out why.
Only someone who "blames America" could possibly twist America's foreign policy to effectively blame it for a man being deprived of peace when that same policy let the man freely fly into the country in the first place to experience our constitutionally protected freedoms.
Your arguments constantly defeat themselves. I'm new here but I've already grown tired of talking down to your level. Either raise your game or I'll move on.
Weakness on the world stage breeds aggression from those who seek to do us damage. Appeasement DOES NOT work.
You're perfectly free not to "talk down to my level" if you feel it's beneath you.
However, had we not bombed Yemen, killing innocent civilians, the would-be Christmas bomber would not have attempted to kill innocent American civilians. These are his own words.
Also, it's not "blaming America" to criticize government policies, especially ones that do not make us any safer. As I said before, the "blame America" nonsense is the argument of those without an argument.
You are asserting that American foreign policy is to blame for attempted terrorist attacks. You've said it in your posts. I'm stating you blame America for the deaths of our own citizens by inflaming radical Muslims. You repeatedly berate me for stating that you blame America and then you simply go and blame America some more.
You've put ZERO blame on the radical Muslims carrying out these attacks and have instead placed it square on the shoulders of American policy makers. You've alluded to no cultural or societal ills from within these Islamo-Fascists own backgrounds as a cause of blame and continuously blame your own countrymen for their deaths.
The Nigerian failed-bombers own father has opined directly to American government officials as to his sons radical beliefs. But we as Americans are to blame? Give me a break. There will NEVER be an end to to Muslims comprehending their faith in a fundamental way. Thus there will NEVER be an end to their radical beliefs conflicting with our liberal western beliefs. These differences are what mainly lead them to attack us.
I'll spell it out American ideals====foreign policy formulation====More liberty for populations under oppressive Muslim Theocracies/Muslims in general=====greater national security for America====Hatred from Islamic Fundamentalists who believe in these oppressive behaviors====Attacks against Americans
When we stop seeking liberty for all in an effort to appease those who would withhold it we stop holding the idea of liberty as sacred and instead it becomes "relative". Liberty is not relative.
""All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke)
How can I comprehend your opinions any differently judging by your posts then to believe you blame America for attacks on our people by Islamo-Fascists?
You're trying to equate my blaming government policies for the blowback that they cause as blaming the American people, which is utter nonsense. You're trying to say that by pointing out the flaws of government policies that I am not patriotic or anti-American. The entire "blame America" idea rests on the assumption that one cannot question their government, which is directly opposed to the ideals that this nation was founded on. If our government is making a mistake then it is the duty of the citizens to point out that mistake.