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The Kandahar massacre, more precisely identified as the Panjwai massacre,[1] occurred in the early hours of March 11, 2012, when United States Army Staff Sergeant Robert Bales murdered sixteen civilians and wounded six others in the Panjwayi District of Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. Nine of his victims were children, and eleven of the dead were from the same family. Some of the corpses were partially burned. Bales was taken into custody later that morning when he told authorities, "I did it". On August 23, 2013, a jury at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Fort Lewis, Washington sentenced him to life in prison without parole.[2] He killed more then 5x more people (technically, even more then that since this guys brother might have killed part of those 3), and no one gave him the death penalty. |
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Polish zone in Iraq - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia They were also in Afghanistan and are now in Ukraine. |
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any country in the world has the right to defend itself against corporate plutocracy or invading armies for what ever reason, saying they are "insurgents" or whatever is just US euphemisms and propaganda...it is the USA that flies the fuck over half the globe, not the force drafted civilians... ok the american brain wash is probably hindering you from seeing the painfully obvious truth about other countries having a right to defend themselves, you need to really really really rub your brain washed head and try to project yourself in a situation where some country x is invading 'merica, and then try to imagine non-americans (95% of the planet) having the same rage about being bombed by idiots from the other side of the world... ok you will now probably fall in a US brain wash frenzy, all your indoctrination is screaming "but why dont they just surrender to bill clinton and the bush dynasty? dont they know 'merica has bacon???"...you will be puzzled as to why 95% of the world just does not do as it is told by mericans... you can not understand this because freedom is something you never had...your country thinks for you :thumbsup |
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But I'm sure your words above sounded good in your head at the time. Next... |
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being canadian does not excuse your support for US terrorism nor does it take anything away from my argument, it is just something you introduced out of sheer desperation, and you know it :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh now back to the thread: dzhokhar probably killed less people than the average US soldier...I see his punishment as appropriate...attacking civilians is inexcusable even if honest honest people like the USA corporate government say otherwise and put terrorists in uniforms ect... |
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If you didn't have the mentality of USA vs THE WORLD you could probably look at things more objectively. Nobody here is condoning what he did. |
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i have no problem with research, in fact, more people should do it. but it's weird you claim peeps in here are ignorant on something that you confess you had to go research yourself to school us all on. |
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the atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki ended the largest and most tragic war in the history of mankind and the US really didn't have to enter the European theater - by doing so it saved hundreds of thousands of Russian lives, and the same for the atomic bombs which saved untold numbers of Red Army soldiers lives. moral equivalence arguments are almost always used by people with more blood on their hands than those they are accusing. your examples are all terrible - My Lai was a horrific mass murder by rogue American soldiers, they weren't ordered to do it, they were tried for their crimes. That wouldn't happen in Russia, nobody in Russia would ever have even found out the names of the soldiers responsible. The US does make mistakes in the fights it chooses, and yes there are some very unethical corporations and politicians who profit from those mistakes - and journalists and citizens call them out loudly on it when it happens. America sure isn't perfect but it's core beliefs remain the same, democracy,freedom, progress, prosperity- if the US was such a monster why do they leave Canada alone, a country filled with natural resources which has a very small military. The US allies itself with countries who share similar values. |
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23 hours isolation but when you sleep, you dream, and that's an escape 8 hours a day :winkwink: |
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The fact that I looked up a fact on a statement you made is your argument? Hahahaha |
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riiiiight :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh Quote:
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I always laugh when the three american-hating muskateers always travel back to WW2 to sling shit on a message board. Reminds me of senior citizens arguing in the day room at the retirement home.
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As for Japan, Japan wasn't surrendering, they didn't even surrender after the first nuke was dropped. Neither the Russians or US were willing to negotiate anything but a total surrender and were prepared to Home islands of Japan - the Americans estimated that American casualties would be enormous, up to a MILLION dead US soldiers to finish off Japan. Russia would have suffered huge casualties as well. So the decision was made to use the atom bombs. The best WWII historians have agreed that there was no real surrender coming from Japan, that the war would have continued on Japanese soil and have been catastrophic for both the Japanese and Americans/Russians. You know zero about any of this, stop pretending that you do. As far as the Red Army goes, they weren't much better than the Nazis, read some Holocaust history about what they did to the Jews they 'liberated' from the death and concentration camps. |
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Proud of that? |
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US assumptions: IF the USA had not "opened up the western front" the russians would have lost Quote:
sounds legit :thumbsup does not sound desperate at all :thumbsup does not make it look like hurt pride from stalin taking berlin at all :thumbsup nukes save lives :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup Quote:
Why do we ignore the civilians killed in American wars? - The Washington Post "but a conservative estimate is at least 6 millioncivilians and soldiers." |
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Do whatever it takes to get monsters like him outta here.
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