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It is nice to know the character of some of our movie star heroes...coward

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TEOTWAWKI
nadalfan
KarlRove
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2seaoat



http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/1-of-mark-wahlbergs-victims-says-he-shouldnt-be-pardoned/ar-AA8nfw8

KarlRove

KarlRove

Why should Obama be pardoned too?

nadalfan



2seaoat wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/1-of-mark-wahlbergs-victims-says-he-shouldnt-be-pardoned/ar-AA8nfw8

What Wahlberg did was terrible, but he was pretty young. A lot of people do stupid things when they're young; things they genuinely regret later. Having said that, if they give him a pardon, they better be ready to pardon a lot of other people too.

TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

Yeah like George Soros...

George Soros Says He Feels No Remorse For Collaborating With Nazis During WWII to Send His Fellow Jews to the Death Camps, Steal Their Property


http://itmakessenseblog.com/2011/01/28/george-soros-says-he-feels-no-remorse-for-collaborating-with-nazis-during-wwii-to-send-his-fellow-jews-to-the-death-camps-steal-their-property/

2seaoat



What Wahlberg did was terrible

Chasing fourth graders when you are 15 and throwing rocks at them and calling them the N word.......some things cannot be excused by youth. This guy is a scum in my book, and I will NEVER look at him the same. One of those fourth graders has a scar from one of the rocks he threw......what is wrong with someone who can hurt children like that and now gets holier than thou on talk shows..........POS.

ZVUGKTUBM

ZVUGKTUBM

KarlRove wrote:Why should Obama be pardoned too?

What crimes has Obama committed?

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Guest


Guest

https://www.aclu.org/national-security/targeted-killings

https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/relative-americans-killed-drone-strikes-no-justice-us-courts

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/05/obama-administration-drone-strikes-war-crimes

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2014/12/05/commentary/world-commentary/u-s-drones-kill-28-innocents-for-every-bad-guy/#.VInLzMq2VBM

One example is Qari Hussain, who was a deputy commander of the Pakistani Taliban. A Hellfire missile fired by one of Obama’s Predator drones blew up Hussain on Oct. 15 , 2010. To the president, this was a success.

What the White House doesn’t say, however, is there were five previous drone attacks against Hussain. All five failed, killing scores of innocent people.“For the death of a man whom practically no American can name, the U.S. killed 128 people, 13 of them children, none of whom it meant to harm.”

The 128 civilians-to-one-militant death ratio doesn’t even address the legality of targeting Hussain himself, in violation of a 30 -year-old executive order banning political assassinations, not to mention the long-standing U.S. political tradition prohibiting such actions. All drone assassinations are illegal, but the sloppiness of this program is insane.

Al-Qaida leader Ayman Zawahiri, for example, has survived two drone attacks that killed 76 children and 29 adults.

According to Reprieve’s analysis as of Nov. 24th, 1,147 people were killed in attempts to kill 41 men.

“Drone strikes have been sold to the American public on the claim that they’re ‘precise,” Jennifer Gibson of Reprieve told the Guardian. “But they are only as precise as the intelligence that feeds them.There is nothing precise about intelligence that results in the deaths of 28 unknown people, including women and children, for every “bad guy” the U.S. goes after.”

KarlRove

KarlRove

PkrBum wrote:https://www.aclu.org/national-security/targeted-killings

https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/relative-americans-killed-drone-strikes-no-justice-us-courts

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/05/obama-administration-drone-strikes-war-crimes

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2014/12/05/commentary/world-commentary/u-s-drones-kill-28-innocents-for-every-bad-guy/#.VInLzMq2VBM

One example is Qari Hussain, who was a deputy commander of the Pakistani Taliban. A Hellfire missile fired by one of Obama’s Predator drones blew up Hussain on Oct. 15 , 2010. To the president, this was a success.

What the White House doesn’t say, however, is there were five previous drone attacks against Hussain. All five failed, killing scores of innocent people.“For the death of a man whom practically no American can name, the U.S. killed 128 people, 13 of them children, none of whom it meant to harm.”

The 128 civilians-to-one-militant death ratio doesn’t even address the legality of targeting Hussain himself, in violation of a 30 -year-old executive order banning political assassinations, not to mention the long-standing U.S. political tradition prohibiting such actions. All drone assassinations are illegal, but the sloppiness of this program is insane.

Al-Qaida leader Ayman Zawahiri, for example, has survived two drone attacks that killed 76 children and 29 adults.

According to Reprieve’s analysis as of Nov. 24th, 1,147 people were killed in attempts to kill 41 men.

“Drone strikes have been sold to the American public on the claim that they’re ‘precise,” Jennifer Gibson of Reprieve told the Guardian. “But they are only as precise as the intelligence that feeds them.There is nothing precise about intelligence that results in the deaths of 28 unknown people, including women and children, for every “bad guy” the U.S. goes after.”

I will defend drone strikes with this statement:

You need good intel. That intel requires a HUMINT source. When you refuse to put "boots on the ground" you limit your HUMINT resources. If we have no skin in the game on the ground, how can we expect sources to give us intel we can rely on with confidence? Nuf said.

2seaoat



I am confused.....congress passed the resolution giving authority to conduct the war on terror and get the terrorists.....the Taliban kills Americans......and when the American military following the directives and protecting Americans kills people, how does that become assasination? We killed 100k Iraqis civilians with conventional weapons and bombs, and did you cry assassination.......nope. You seem to be getting more confused. I know you are no where near as old as Mr. Markle......have you been eating properly and exercising......or is this just a post after waking from your afternoon nap?

Guest


Guest

2seaoat wrote:I am confused.....congress passed the resolution giving authority to conduct the war on terror and get the terrorists.....the Taliban kills Americans......and when the American military following the directives and protecting Americans kills people, how does that become assasination? We killed 100k Iraqis civilians with conventional weapons and bombs, and did you cry assassination.......nope. You seem to be getting more confused. I know you are no where near as old as Mr. Markle......have you been eating properly and exercising......or is this just a post after waking from your afternoon nap?

We didn't kill 100k iraqi civilians... why lie? You apparently have no interest in honest dialogue.

The end justifies any means eh comrade?

KarlRove

KarlRove

I'm sure we did kill thst many in first Gulf War. We buried many in bunkers with blade tanksZ

2seaoat



I'm sure we did kill thst many in first Gulf War. We buried many in bunkers with blade tanksZ


Do not confuse PK with facts......he lives in a bubble when he leaves his Ivory tower, and if facts ever penetrated his protective bubble......his false paradigm would crumble......do not lie Seaoat.....like saying I never picked FSU to win it all, and then repeatedly denying what we all already knew......you better retreat to that Ivory tower, or the idea of all those dead Iraqis from conventional military weapons may penetrate.........

2seaoat



112,667–123,284 civilian deaths from violence. 174,000 civilian and combatant deaths.....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War

Hear that air escaping PK's bubble.......hurry now.......you can make it to the Ivory tower, where confusion reigns.

KarlRove

KarlRove

by 2seaoat Today at 5:07 pm
I'm sure we did kill thst many in first Gulf War. We buried many in bunkers with blade tanksZ


Do not confuse PK with facts......he lives in a bubble when he leaves his Ivory tower, and if facts ever penetrated his protective bubble......his false paradigm would crumble......do not lie Seaoat.....like saying I never picked FSU to win it all, and then repeatedly denying what we all already knew......you better retreat to that Ivory tower, or the idea of all those dead Iraqis from conventional military weapons may penetrate.........
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Seaoat .... Don't lie.... We were careful to minimize civ deaths in Iraq. It's not our fault the Sunnis wanted to name stands at places like Ramadi and Fallujah where we went house to house kicking ass. We warned everyone too. We told them we were coming and the only people really left were enemy combatants. Those who stayed in those cities stayed to fight.... Not to give US forces a welcoming party.

Guest


Guest

You (and anyone else with an agenda or the desire to self-delude) are taking the entire number and blaming the us.

First they don't hand out uniforms to insurgents... second there have been numerous hostile factions.

Why not look at the entire situation honestly and objectively? It's bad enough without manipulation and deception.

2seaoat



The use of a drone by our military is a targeted murder, but the dropping of a bomb is not.......why not look at the entire situation....because you see things through the thick plastic of your bubble that appears to be the entire situation but rarely is........I love this place.......and to think I am now a Nancyboy.......I have always aspired to be more sensitive and Nancyboy like and now I have finally made it......thank you.

KarlRove

KarlRove

Horse crap. There are no laws of armed conflict against drone use. It's not out fault that the enemy hides behind women and children in an effort to get the sympathy or weak sisters like yourself. Drones save lives of pilots. Soldiers on the ground, and in military budget costs because drones are about 14 mil each compared to cost of f-16, f-15, or F-18 as well as fuel and maintenance

KarlRove

KarlRove

You're always harping on military costs and drones
Lower the ops budget while saving 400k per death

KarlRove

KarlRove

In SGLI

2seaoat



I will always remain a supporter of targeted drone strikes compared to blanket bombings.......you would have to dropped on your head as a child or have a political agenda to not see the difference, but I am glad you spoke frankly with PK.........he needs to feel the love.

KarlRove

KarlRove

2seaoat wrote:I will always remain a supporter of targeted drone strikes compared to blanket bombings.......you would have to dropped on your head as a child or have a political agenda to not see the difference, but I am glad you spoke frankly with PK.........he needs to feel the love.

damn you are effing stupid for someone who claims to know so much.

It's not OUR problem that weak sisters like you want to feel sympathy for people who use their children as shields against attack. You should be pizzed off that they would do such.

Sal

Sal

Mark Wahlberg is white privilege personified.

Guest


Guest

Sal wrote:Mark Wahlberg is white privilege personified.

Gawd... white guilt just oozes out of you huh?

Sal

Sal

Do you honestly think a person of color could have a history of more than twenty encounters with law enforcement including two attacks on white people that resulted in serious injuries, serve only 45 days in jail, and then request a pardon after becoming a millionaire mogul?

Yes?

Then, you sir, are an idiot.

Guest


Guest

You must be opposed because of the fact that he's white. He didn't choose to be white... it's not his fault.

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