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marketsmart 09-12-2006 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by pocketkangaroo
Well we lost over 1000 people in Katrina and we pretty much ignored it.

if katrina could have been blamed on terroism, it would have been...

the storm is brewing... it will strike before 2008... i am very worried....

Odin 09-12-2006 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Halcyon
As MLK said, ?Wars are poor chisels to carve out a peaceful future.?

I prefer this quote

Blood alone moves the wheels of history.
Benito Mussolini

Much of what you have said makes sense though. Certainly I don't live in any more fear now than ever before. That said, I think it can be dangerous to become completely pacifist in such a potentially hostile world. Certainly violence has achieved a lot of honorable things in the past, and it may yet into the future. In this particular circumstance I don't think the 'War on Terrorism' will achieve anything useful in the near future, other than weakening moderate Arabs in the region. But do I think, for example, one bullet in the head of Mugabe and a bit of a plan could of saved alot of trouble for Zimbabwe? Certainly.

grumpy 09-12-2006 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Thoughts On The Anniversary of 9/11

(NOTE: These are thoughts about the post-9/11 world, NOT about the lives that day. I respect the emotions surrounding the event, but want to share a different stance)

There have always been wars.
There has always been treachery and corruption.

The law of nature is that every living thing must strive CONSTANTLY to stay alive. Death and violence is the setting in which all life takes place.

It is hard, but we need to accept that.

And then we need to make reasonable efforts to stay safe, alive, and out of the path of violence.
But do not start believing that it is possible to create a world free of risk.
And CERTAINLY do not start to believe that you can use force to try to stop violence long-term.

As MLK said, ?Wars are poor chisels to carve out a peaceful future.?

One man?s terrorism is another man?s freedom fighting. And since I can never understand what it would be like to see my brother killed at 12 in Somalia or my Father shot in Iraq, I can do little more than theorize about the personal perspectives of America?s ?enemies.?

But I know of no country righteous enough to declare their murder to be fair, and another?s? to be unfair.

In fact, that attitude only ensures that fighting will never cease.

So you can choose to live in a state of constant fear?

Or you can re-calibrate your world view, accept that there are always risks, and then try to enjoy the Now as much as possible.

To live in fear is to trade your present for a worst-case scenario of the future.
Think about that.
What reasonable things can you do to avoid violence?
Do those things and then turn off FOX News.
We are in no more danger than we ever have been.
That is to say, we are ALWAYS in danger.
So re-adjust baseline, and then get back to living.

Living, loving, laughing, remembering, and mourning.



Thank God im not an American. Thanks to your great goverments you guys can live in constant fear.
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Living, loving, laughing, remembering, and mourning.
but not in the USA.

spunkmaster 09-12-2006 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by marketsmart
i think you have missed the boat, no disrespect, but here's why... agreed, you must have probably cause, but probable cause is a fantasy.. if you were drug dealer and i had an illegal wiretap on you and i heard you talking about selling drugs on said illegal wiretap... if i (the govt) really wanted to bust you, dont you think it would be a lot easier to get probable cause? let me answer that for you, the answer is yes... the issue i have is that the govt is using the PA and other national security protocals to violate many constitutional rights.. and is this effort to protect us from terrorism? no, its so that the govt can data mine our private lives in an effort to control how we think and feel.. you may think that this is all tin foil fodder, but let me know how you feel in the next 5-10 years when your civil liberties have been eroded to an uncomfortable state.. a state, where you actually realize how much freedom you have lost... at that point it will be too late...

let me give you a real world example... gas is lets say $2.00 a gallon.. in a few weeks time, it rises to $3.00 a gallon... you are outraged as well as many others... gas then goes down to $2.25 a few weeks later... you are happy... why, becauce gas is cheaper... well its not cheaper than it was 6 weeks ago.. but you forget about that becuase its better than it was...

get my point? well you should becuase it just happened to you over the last 18 months... dont belive me? go look online for the average gas price 18 months ago...


You missed the part above where I said they aren't throwing a bunch of people in jail using the PA.

The Patriot Act is a red herring many are using to make their point like you are but the problem is it's a red herring and doesn't hold any water for your argument.

I'll ask this again like I did on page one of this thread.

Provide one link to anything that shows the Patriot Act was used to violiate anyones rights !

You can't because it hasn't happen yet.

Panky 09-12-2006 12:51 AM

Fear and hate are passed down from generation to generation, but each one of us chooses at one point, what and who we will fear and hate. Some people conquer their fears and/or put their fears and hatred to the side and grow as an individual. Others dwell on fear and hatred, thus hindering them.

pocketkangaroo 09-12-2006 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by spunkmaster
You missed the part above where I said they aren't throwing a bunch of people in jail using the PA.

The Patriot Act is a red herring many are using to make their point like you are but the problem is it's a red herring and doesn't hold any water for your argument.

I'll ask this again like I did on page one of this thread.

Provide one link to anything that shows the Patriot Act was used to violiate anyones rights !

You can't because it hasn't happen yet.

As I stated, you don't know because all those records are sealed. It's easy to say no ones rights were violated when every record is sealed.

spunkmaster 09-12-2006 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by marketsmart
I am talking about, Ronald Reagan, George Bush Sr., Bill Clinton, and George Bush Jr..... all of them.. it started in the Reagan era in terms of Bush and the alternative agenda... Reagan was a puppet... Geaorge had more power than any other president in a long time... Bill Clinton another puppet... Jr. cant tie his shoelaces without Sr. etc approval..

yes, it sounds crazy but go do some research and u will see the parralells...


Actually I'm impressed because my answer would be almost the same except that I would have added Carter.

Carter is so fucking stupid he makes Bush Jr. comes off as a genius.

marketsmart 09-12-2006 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by spunkmaster
Actually I'm impressed because my answer would be almost the same except that I would have added Carter.

Carter is so fucking stupid he makes Bush Jr. comes off as a genius.

i may be wrong, but i dont think carter wa in on the game... i think reagan was not aware enoguh to know what was going on... however, wasnt bush sr head of the cia back then? i think most of us that were old enough to remember have learned that back then it was intellligence that actually controlled the white house....


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