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seycyrus said:Answer the simple question. Would you let your kids go play in the neighbors front yard?
(I am now waiting for you come forth with several responses indicating that you don't have kids, your neighbor doesn't have a front yard, don't let them play alone unsupervised anyway etc. etc. without addressing the spirit of my question).
...why would I let my kids play in the neighbor's front yard? I've never seen kids playing in someone else's yard unless they were playing that that other person's kids as well.
If they were playing with other kids, then sure. If they were going to go play for the hell of it, I'd give out a LOL and tell them to go somewhere else.
Honestly, why would I?
Why do insist on asking questions when you already know the answer? The IAEA is the one that is pressing Iran on the Nuclear issues.
Do you think the IAEA's case against Iran is legitimate or illegitimate?
I thought the nuclear issue was all but resolved, i.e. they don't have any nukes or a program and they want nuclear power. That's hardly the same issue as them supplying weapons to Iraq.
Go take a flying leap. I didn't *cite* it. I said I heard it on the radio, on NPR. I did not present my information in any way that can be construed otherwise. People on PF talk about stuff they heard or saw all the time without being asked to produce a timestamp.
I heard George W. Bush tell me he wants to date Ahmadinejad.
You are being dishonest and deceptive. You asked me what *my* feelings on the matter were. I explained the origin of the *no matter what* part in earlier posts.
And it will kill you to repeat it for people who don't want to wade through the last few pages?
Watch out for the BIG dose of reality coming your way! Sometimes the consequences of not going to war are WORSE!
Oh noes! Sometimes! The dreaded sometimes! What about that deceitful most of the time huh? I guess you're not into gambling much.
That's another example of spin. the ORIGINAL controversy was because people were being forced to REMOVE their lapel pins. Not the other way around.
LOL Spin? The irony is delicious.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DR2d9SU8y5k
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,299439,00.html
http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/shared-blogs/ajc/thinkingright/entries/2008/04/07/obamas_lapel_pin.html
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BkKh7YAnZYg
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8S2K3UO0&show_article=1
The entire issue was him not wearing a pin.
Exscuse me? Can you participate in an argument without the introduction of fourteen strawmen?
I guess I'm just trying to one-up you. I'm sorry.
*IF* we invaded Myanmar it WOULD be a war, (at least for a few moments) wouldn't it?
No, because we wouldn't have any declared enemy. Even in Iraq we said "SADDAM BAD! GO BOOM!" The people fighting against us would be an annoyance more than anything. We have no reason to try and kill them unless they shoot first. We are not trying to overthrow the government or anything of the sort.
The point is that the editorial raised the question whether the pros of invading Myanmar would outweigh the cons.
The fact that such a question can even be raised indicates that it is not such a cut and dried issue as you propose.
Hold on, I seem to have all of your words in my mouth. Would you like them back?
The fact that the NYT(The holiest bastion of clear and correct thinking!) posits a line, that once crossed, would merit an invasion is a clear indication that being *Already against the next war* is a simple-minded viewpoint that does not adress the realities and complexities of the world today (or anytime in the past or present).
You're insulting the NYT and then using them as support for your claim?
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