DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
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Terrorists
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better question is how many people has your government killed this year for political purposes? are you against terrorism across the board, or is it ok when your government does it but not when middle easterners strike back?
so how many americans do you think this year died because of terrorism. 10? i cant imagine it being more than 20.
newfie
Well-Known Member
you posted a source that shows 2 killed by terrorist. now you want to take a discussion on the accuracy of your information into a different direction when challenged.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
It didn't show 2 killed by terrorist, you're just incapable of reading the chart.
the google definition of terrorism:
ter·ror·ism
ˈterəˌrizəm/
noun
noun: terrorism
the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims
so lets say bin laden is in charge of putting people on a plane who will crash into buildings in america to achieve political goals. he would fit the definition of a terrorist.
now lets say hillary clinton is in charge of putting people on a plane who will crash into buildings in the middle east to achieve political goals. hillary clinton would be a terrorist.
a little different example would be hillary clinton works in the federal government and is in charge of having planes bomb the middle east to achieve political goals. hillary clinton would still be a terrorist. and depending on the number of people she killed / harmed, she would be a much bigger terrorist than bin laden.
so we dont have to look to other people to prove that hillary clinton has links to terrorism: she is in fact probably one of hte worlds biggest terrorists.
this is not to say being a terrorist makes you a good or bad person. in the movie v for vendetta, v was a terrorist but in that instance you could say v was a terrorist in self defence because his government attacked him first. so being a moral or immoral terrorist may depend on whether you are attacking offensively or defensively. who knows.
ter·ror·ism
ˈterəˌrizəm/
noun
noun: terrorism
the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims
so lets say bin laden is in charge of putting people on a plane who will crash into buildings in america to achieve political goals. he would fit the definition of a terrorist.
now lets say hillary clinton is in charge of putting people on a plane who will crash into buildings in the middle east to achieve political goals. hillary clinton would be a terrorist.
a little different example would be hillary clinton works in the federal government and is in charge of having planes bomb the middle east to achieve political goals. hillary clinton would still be a terrorist. and depending on the number of people she killed / harmed, she would be a much bigger terrorist than bin laden.
so we dont have to look to other people to prove that hillary clinton has links to terrorism: she is in fact probably one of hte worlds biggest terrorists.
this is not to say being a terrorist makes you a good or bad person. in the movie v for vendetta, v was a terrorist but in that instance you could say v was a terrorist in self defence because his government attacked him first. so being a moral or immoral terrorist may depend on whether you are attacking offensively or defensively. who knows.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Home grown terrorists.
Moonbattery » Seattle Uses Data From Supermarket Discount Cards to Go After Unlicensed Pet Owners
Turns out for the last four years, King County ( WA. ) has been using data companies to target specific taxpayers, or in this case pet owners. That means every time customers swipe those rewards cards, they’re gathering data.
“This is not King County going and grabbing this data, you know, big brother watching what you buy at the grocery store,” said Satterfield.
Instead, the county said they pay the company who pays stores such as Safeway and QFC for access to customer data contained in every one of those reward card swipes.
A King County letter that ended up in the mailboxes of thousands of pet owners is raising concerns over privacy.
The letter told pet owners to license their pets or face a $250 fine.
Moonbattery » Seattle Uses Data From Supermarket Discount Cards to Go After Unlicensed Pet Owners
Turns out for the last four years, King County ( WA. ) has been using data companies to target specific taxpayers, or in this case pet owners. That means every time customers swipe those rewards cards, they’re gathering data.
“This is not King County going and grabbing this data, you know, big brother watching what you buy at the grocery store,” said Satterfield.
Instead, the county said they pay the company who pays stores such as Safeway and QFC for access to customer data contained in every one of those reward card swipes.
A King County letter that ended up in the mailboxes of thousands of pet owners is raising concerns over privacy.
The letter told pet owners to license their pets or face a $250 fine.
chris hedges interviews a famous american terrorist bill ayers of the weather underground. they were blowing up buildings of the worlds biggest terrorist organization: the us government. theres also examples here of the US government carrying out its terrorism domestically against black panthers, etc.
ian bremmer Verified account @ianbremmer 250 hate crimes reported to the Southern Poverty Law Center since Tuesday election. As many as previous 6 months.
BrownArmy
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What's really nuts is that you actually believe that.
please don't ban me for this... just simply delete... please?
around the 8 minute mark... PLEASE BE AWARE, Graphic content!!
WATCH: New ISIS Video Hangs ‘US Spies’ From Meat Hooks & Slaughters Them Like Sheep
around the 8 minute mark... PLEASE BE AWARE, Graphic content!!
WATCH: New ISIS Video Hangs ‘US Spies’ From Meat Hooks & Slaughters Them Like Sheep
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
Really?
the whole point of terrorism was something to manipulate the US population with to feed the military industrial complex, just like the russian scare was. and now they are using it to criminalize the first amendment
Evan Greer @evan_greer 10h10 hours ago
Senators proposing laws to charge protesters with "economic terrorism." How bout we charge bankers and union busters with economic terrorism
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Evan Greer @evan_greer 10h10 hours ago
Senators proposing laws to charge protesters with "economic terrorism." How bout we charge bankers and union busters with economic terrorism
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im sure you have heard of the 600 assassination attempts on fidel castro, many done by the CIA.
in all likelihood, these were 600 attempted terrorist attacks by governments.
this is another example that government is the biggest terrorist organization, especially the american government.
in all likelihood, these were 600 attempted terrorist attacks by governments.
this is another example that government is the biggest terrorist organization, especially the american government.
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pickup
Guest
Well , he's dead. Looks like the C.IA. finally got him.
i was listening to a cooperative radio station last night, and according to the
Canadian Security Intelligence Service white supremacists are the largest terrorist organization in canada which is the same for america.
for some reason government terrorist acts are omitted from the statistics.
Canadian Security Intelligence Service white supremacists are the largest terrorist organization in canada which is the same for america.
for some reason government terrorist acts are omitted from the statistics.
oldngray
nowhere special
For some reason your link doesn't say anything about what you claim. I didn't see white supremacists mentioned even once.
it was a link to the organization not the statistic. maybe you can find it?
from an interview on democracy now between amy goodman and bernie sanders
bernie sanders:
...You know, Amy, I’m sure, that in 1954, way back when, we overthrew a democratically elected government in Guatemala, which unleashed decades and decades and decades of horror in that country, supported terrible people in El Salvador. We engineered the overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile, democratically elected, the first time a person democratically elected in Chile was overthrown through the United States and the CIA. But those issues somehow don’t quite make it onto ABC. But I think it is important to understand our role in the world. In Iran, we overthrew—what was it? 1954?—Mr. Mosaddegh.
AMY GOODMAN: 1953.
SEN. BERNIE SANDERS: '53, Mr. Mosaddegh. And how many people are familiar with that? Did people know that? Good. Not a lot of people—certainly, young people don't know that. But in 1953, at the bequest of British oil companies, the United States government helped engineer a coup of a guy who was democratically elected, who was thinking about nationalizing some of the oil industry there. He was replaced by the shah, who turned out to be a very brutal, brutal man, which then resulted in what we have today with Khomeini coming to power. But these are issues that virtually do—correct me if I’m wrong. Have you seen many shows about that on NBC? You know, it’s just not something to be talked about.
bernie sanders:
...You know, Amy, I’m sure, that in 1954, way back when, we overthrew a democratically elected government in Guatemala, which unleashed decades and decades and decades of horror in that country, supported terrible people in El Salvador. We engineered the overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile, democratically elected, the first time a person democratically elected in Chile was overthrown through the United States and the CIA. But those issues somehow don’t quite make it onto ABC. But I think it is important to understand our role in the world. In Iran, we overthrew—what was it? 1954?—Mr. Mosaddegh.
AMY GOODMAN: 1953.
SEN. BERNIE SANDERS: '53, Mr. Mosaddegh. And how many people are familiar with that? Did people know that? Good. Not a lot of people—certainly, young people don't know that. But in 1953, at the bequest of British oil companies, the United States government helped engineer a coup of a guy who was democratically elected, who was thinking about nationalizing some of the oil industry there. He was replaced by the shah, who turned out to be a very brutal, brutal man, which then resulted in what we have today with Khomeini coming to power. But these are issues that virtually do—correct me if I’m wrong. Have you seen many shows about that on NBC? You know, it’s just not something to be talked about.
