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moreluck

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BrownArmy

Well-Known Member
In fact, Iran isn't keeping their centrifuges, and they're not anywhere close to making a bomb.

With this deal, they're even farther away from a bomb.

We're going to kill them with capitalism.

I would have thought the 'right' would be happy with this plan - we're going to flood their country with $$$.

They'll be able to buy Levi's upfront now, instead of on the down-low.

It's the same deal with Cuba - we'll destroy them with capitalism.

What's not to love?
 

Fenris

Well-Known Member
In fact, Iran isn't keeping their centrifuges, and they're not anywhere close to making a bomb.

With this deal, they're even farther away from a bomb.

We're going to kill them with capitalism.

I would have thought the 'right' would be happy with this plan - we're going to flood their country with $$$.

They'll be able to buy Levi's upfront now, instead of on the down-low.

It's the same deal with Cuba - we'll destroy them with capitalism.

What's not to love?

Actually Iran is keeping a large number of centrifuges - http://www.bloombergview.com/quicktake/irans-uranium-enrichment - The Democrat cheerleaders can see no wrong with this deal when it is full of loopholes.
 

Fenris

Well-Known Member
Pray tell, what's the other option?
That there is only a choice between this agreement and war is a blatant fallacy. Back out, allow sanctions to rebuild pressure, don't appear willing to give away everything just to get a deal and come up with an agreement that actually has at least a few enforceable mechanisms. The sanctions drove Iran to the table and we could have actually gotten a good agreement.
 

bottomups

Bad Moon Risen'
That there is only a choice between this agreement and war is a blatant fallacy. Back out, allow sanctions to rebuild pressure, don't appear willing to give away everything just to get a deal and come up with an agreement that actually has at least a few enforceable mechanisms. The sanctions drove Iran to the table and we could have actually gotten a good agreement.
Have you read this agreement?
 

The Other Side

Well-Known Troll
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That there is only a choice between this agreement and war is a blatant fallacy. Back out, allow sanctions to rebuild pressure, don't appear willing to give away everything just to get a deal and come up with an agreement that actually has at least a few enforceable mechanisms. The sanctions drove Iran to the table and we could have actually gotten a good agreement.

This was the BEST you could come up with??

TOS.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
getting a paper cut is not being wounded .
Served under an old policy that said 3 wounds and you get to go home and throw someone else'
s medals over the WH fence .
His plan was to be the next JFK , a war hero but the liberal cause of peace in 'Nam stopped him dead in his tracks .

If you like him so much that go out for drinks with him , just remember to bring a fat wallet with you because he handles nickles like sewer covers .
 

Fenris

Well-Known Member
This important sentence was in the link you provided...

"No deal, supporters say, would have left Iran free to make a bomb — or lead to a war aimed at keeping that from happening."

TOS.
At risk of violating the TOS, I have to ask if you understand logic? Do you really think a statement by one side of an argument that does not present any supporting information or counter arguments is really relevant. Is that what Jon Stewart tells you to think?
 

moreluck

golden ticket member
"During Senate hearings, Secretary of State John Kerry was told he had been "fleeced" and "bamboozled" by the Iranians on the nuclear deal. Kerry disagreed, pointing out that he has an entire handful of magic beans to show for it."

"A new poll shows that liberals are more likely to drink than conservatives. Which may explain the Iran deal. "

~Fred Thompson~
 
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