Was/Is What We’re Doing in Iran an Act of War?

[westwall]

You are pissy because, like most Americans (whom you seem to hate), I disapprove of your messiah, and his regime-change Cheneyism.

Majority of voters disapproves of how Trump has handled Iran​

You disapprove of anyone who exposes your corruption, rape gangs, fraud, and treason.

No one with a brain believes your crap, boy.

 

[schmidlap]

You disapprove of anyone who exposes your corruption, rape gangs, fraud, and treason.

No one with a brain believes your crap, boy.

Your fanatical raving and irrationally lashing out against most Americans does not change the truth.

 

[westwall]

Your fanatical raving and irrationally lashing out against most Americans does not change the truth.

Nah, that's what you clods do. You import millions of violent illegals, who prey on regular Americans.

That's why you have to cheat to win elections. No thinking person supports your treasonous attacks on the USA, and its people.

 

[candycorn]

I now see Trump supporters shading the argument...





They do this because Trump said he wouldn’t start any wars. Just a quick note...Trump lies more than anyone in the history of the nation...you don’t really need to try to salvage his reputation as being completely dishonest.

Anyway, I was hoping to see if the board is really buying the malarkey.

 

[BlindBoo]

Tom Petty died because drugs that he thought were one thing were laced with fentanyl. You really are a scumbag aren't you....

Isn't that the result of the black market which is the result of prohibition laws and the associated lack of regulation? Note, it took a constitutional amendment to prohibit American citizens from using Alcohol, America's number on recreational drug. Regardless of that fact, the effects were the same, many death and disabilities due to the bad moonshine. Americans deserved better then as they do now. You really are a boot licker ain'tcha?

 

[westwall]

Isn't that the result of the black market which is the result of prohibition laws and the associated lack of regulation? Note, it took a constitutional amendment to prohibit American citizens from using Alcohol, America's number on recreational drug. Regardless of that fact, the effects were the same, many death and disabilities due to the bad moonshine. Americans deserved better then as they do now. You really are a boot licker ain'tcha?

Not necessarily. Fentanyl has gotten into weird places. Marijuana is mostly unregulated now, and there are still problems with it.

I have long advocated for decriminalization of recreational drugs. Look at my history. But some are so dangerous they need strict controls.

Narcoterror groups will always come with more powerful drugs though. It's what they do.

And no, not wanting people to die of overdoses doesn't make me a bootlicker.

But you, who apparently do want people to die of overdoses....what does that make you?

 

[BlindBoo]

Not necessarily. Fentanyl has gotten into weird places. Marijuana is mostly unregulated now, and there are still problems with it.

I have long advocated for decriminalization of recreational drugs. Look at my history. But some are so dangerous they need strict controls.

Narcoterror groups will always come with more powerful drugs though. It's what they do.

And no, not wanting people to die of overdoses doesn't make me a bootlicker.

But you, who apparently do want people to die of overdoses....what does that make you?

It wasn't the people dying from bad moonshine that reversed the prohibition amendemt. It was the gang violence on the streets of America against Americans. The American press largely ignores the brutal violence in the third world countries that our prohibition creates. Legalization and regulation would not only cut out most of the violent gang/turf wars but it would also cut down a signification number of people, like Tom Petty, from dying of overdoeses. Interdiction and incarceration is a failure, but it is better than the summary execution/extra-judicial executions, of suspected drug runners.

 

[westwall]

It wasn't the people dying from bad moonshine that reversed the prohibition amendemt. It was the gang violence on the streets of America against Americans. The American press largely ignores the brutal violence in the third world countries that our prohibition creates. Legalization and regulation would not only cut out most of the violent gang/turf wars but it would also cut down a signification number of people, like Tom Petty, from dying of overdoeses. Interdiction and incarceration is a failure, but it is better than the summary execution/extra-judicial executions, of suspected drug runners.

Marijuana has been mostly legalized. Still have problems with it.

China and their allies, the narco terrorists are using drugs as a weapon against this country.

Drug runners are killers. They should die. Kill enough and there won't be more.

That's how deterrence works.

 

[BlindBoo]

Marijuana has been mostly legalized. Still have problems with it.

China and their allies, the narco terrorists are using drugs as a weapon against this country.

Drug runners are killers. They should die. Kill enough and there won't be more.

That's how deterrence works.

Marijuana and Hashish have a long history of being one of the safest recreational substances in the world. I don't remember a time when it wasn't readily available.

Importing recreational substances is not being use as a weapon. Terrorist do take advantage of the illicit trade to finance their terrorist operations, which is another reason to legalize and regulate.

Mules are not killers, they are capitalists trying to make a buck. They do not want to kill their customers. Summary execution for a non capital crime, is a crime. Ask that former strongman from the Philippines.

 

[westwall]

Marijuana and Hashish have a long history of being one of the safest recreational substances in the world. I don't remember a time when it wasn't readily available.

Importing recreational substances is not being use as a weapon. Terrorist do take advantage of the illicit trade to finance their terrorist operations, which is another reason to legalize and regulate.

Mules are not killers, they are capitalists trying to make a buck. They do not want to kill their customers. Summary execution for a non capital crime, is a crime. Ask that former strongman from the Philippines.

Sure they are. Overdose deaths under the bribem regime were 100,000 per year.

That sounds like an act of war to me.

We lost more people in that 4 year period than we lost in WWII.

 

[BlindBoo]

Sure they are. Overdose deaths under the bribem regime were 100,000 per year.

That sounds like an act of war to me.

We lost more people in that 4 year period than we lost in WWII.

The sharpest increase came during Benedict first reign of errors. Just another mess a Republican left behind. Regardless, it is not an act of war. Unscrupulous, unregulated dealers with no with regards to purity are dosing standards are criminals who should be held accountable.

 

[AZrailwhale]

I now see Trump supporters shading the argument...





They do this because Trump said he wouldn’t start any wars. Just a quick note...Trump lies more than anyone in the history of the nation...you don’t really need to try to salvage his reputation as being completely dishonest.

Anyway, I was hoping to see if the board is really buying the malarkey.

Iran has been in a state of war with the USA ever since it seized our Embassy in 1979. Iran has attacked the USA in every way it could while the USA mostly ignored the attacks.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Ah you want more, Zippy? The US also illegally used an aircraft painted like a civilian plane in the attack on an alleged drug-smuggling boat.

So a "Q" plane, much like the "Q" ships used to attack submarines in WWI and WWII.

 

[westwall]

The sharpest increase came during Benedict first reign of errors. Just another mess a Republican left behind. Regardless, it is not an act of war. Unscrupulous, unregulated dealers with no with regards to purity are dosing standards are criminals who should be held accountable.

Sure it is. They are intentionally killing off our people, and using terrorists as intermediaries.

Thus any action we take to prevent their poison from reaching our shores is perfectly acceptable.

 

[SaxonJackson]

Was/Is What We’re Doing in Iran an Act of War?​

To be more specific ... it's an unconstitutional act of undeclared WAR. Trump is playing his role as dictator to a "T".

 

[westwall]

Was/Is What We’re Doing in Iran an Act of War?​

To be more specific ... it's an unconstitutional act of undeclared WAR. Trump is playing his role as dictator to a "T".

You retard, Iran attacked the USA 47 years ago, and has been at war with us ever since.

Trump is the first president to say ok, let's dance.

Take your bullshit lies and shove them up your ass, you loon.

 

[SaxonJackson]

I now see Trump supporters shading the argument...





They do this because Trump said he wouldn’t start any wars. Just a quick note...Trump lies more than anyone in the history of the nation...you don’t really need to try to salvage his reputation as being completely dishonest.

Anyway, I was hoping to see if the board is really buying the malarkey.

Good poll. At least 75% of the members here don't have their heads up their behinds. The other 25% are braindead lemmings.

 

[SaxonJackson]

You retard, Iran attacked the USA 47 years ago, and has been at war with us ever since.

Trump is the first president to say ok, let's dance.

Take your bullshit lies and shove them up your ass, you loon.

Rome attack Judea 2000 years ago. I think we should bomb the crap out of them. Who's with me?
Please attempt to be a bit smarter next time you post. You Neocons are so predictable.

 

[BlindBoo]

Sure it is. They are intentionally killing off our people, and using terrorists as intermediaries.

Thus any action we take to prevent their poison from reaching our shores is perfectly acceptable.

But they're not. They want to make money. Killing off there customers is not part of their business model. They want repeat customers.

By "any action" you mean blowing human beings apart for just being suspected of the non capital crime of smuggling contraband.

 

[Correll]

It wasn't the people dying from bad moonshine that reversed the prohibition amendemt. It was the gang violence on the streets of America against Americans. The American press largely ignores the brutal violence in the third world countries that our prohibition creates. Legalization and regulation would not only cut out most of the violent gang/turf wars but it would also cut down a signification number of people, like Tom Petty, from dying of overdoeses. Interdiction and incarceration is a failure, but it is better than the summary execution/extra-judicial executions, of suspected drug runners.

You know what else would stop that brutal violence, and overdose deaths?

If people like Tomm Petty, and yourself, stopped using illegal drugs.