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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5204307" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>I&#039;ve already said civilians die in war.&nbsp; It&#039;s inevitable and our government certainly makes mistakes.&nbsp; But you didn&#039;t see the population of Kabul flee after that drone strike.&nbsp; Not the same as a genocidal campaign like what is happening against civilians in Ukraine.&nbsp; Again, you&#039;re disingenuous.&nbsp; You&#039;re taking sides and sweeping war crimes under the rug.&nbsp; And apparently you&#039;re more worried about behind the scenes nebulous forces than very real enemies like China and Russia.&nbsp; Ah, the rich fantasy life of the conspiracy theorist!&nbsp; When I was a kid it was Gog and Magog.&nbsp; When things don&#039;t turn out as expected it&#039;s on to the next conspiracy.&nbsp; Are there men working behind the scenes to further their own ends?&nbsp; Always have been.&nbsp; George Soros comes to mind.&nbsp; But an attempt to turn us all into slaves or kill us?&nbsp; You live a rich fantasy life.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5204307, member: 24302"] I've already said civilians die in war. It's inevitable and our government certainly makes mistakes. But you didn't see the population of Kabul flee after that drone strike. Not the same as a genocidal campaign like what is happening against civilians in Ukraine. Again, you're disingenuous. You're taking sides and sweeping war crimes under the rug. And apparently you're more worried about behind the scenes nebulous forces than very real enemies like China and Russia. Ah, the rich fantasy life of the conspiracy theorist! When I was a kid it was Gog and Magog. When things don't turn out as expected it's on to the next conspiracy. Are there men working behind the scenes to further their own ends? Always have been. George Soros comes to mind. But an attempt to turn us all into slaves or kill us? You live a rich fantasy life. [/QUOTE]

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