Florida Mass Murder

[Shadow Wolf]

Political theories are devoid of religion and any association between the two are incidental.

They aren't inherently devoid of religion - the most obvious example is a theocracy, which puts religion at the heart of politics.

 

[Spiderman]

You must not be counting the recruiters of the US military, one of histories biggest killers of innocent civilians, and still killing today, as we speak.

It wasn't a war to spread Christianity or a war against Islam.

In the first Gulf War we were fighting to kick the Iraqis out of Kuwait. The Muslims in Kuwait were very grateful.

In Afghanistan we were allied with the Northern Alliance against taliban, who were very grateful and very Muslim.

In Iraq we really screwed up, but we overthrew Saddam's regime , and the Shiites were very grateful when we set up a Shiite government.

The streets were filled with crowds of cheering Iraqis when Saddam Hussein was dethroned.

If Sadaam hadn't been such a sociopathic terrorist, tyrant, and commited so many crimes against humanity, America would have never been over there in the first place.

Now, the war in Syria has to do with Dick Assad terrorizing his own people, and his enemies doing the same thing.

We are allied with Iraqis, Iranians, and other Islamic countries in the fight against Isis, so to identify it as some sort of a Christian Crusade against Islam would be asinine ,

since we're actually helping a lot of Muslims who want our help and I've seen them begging for more American military support.

 

[Lyndon]

So war is justified if someone supports it or is in favour of it, sounds like a recipe for disaster.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

In Iraq we really screwed up, but we overthrew Saddam's regime , and the Shiites were very grateful when we set up a Shiite government.

And now we have ISIS. Sadam may not have been the best guy around, but at least he maintained stability and was, so to speak, the cork that kept the pressure from exploding. And after ISIS is gone, what do you suppose is going to happen when Iraqis say "wait a minute....we live under a government that we didn't even get to design or establish...can we even call ourselves sovereign?" And we may as well realize that it's probably going to get even worse because several nations in the Middle East didn't even get to draw their own borders.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

It wasn't a war to spread Christianity or a war against Islam.

In the first Gulf War we were fighting to kick the Iraqis out of Kuwait. The Muslims in Kuwait were very grateful.

In Afghanistan we were allied with the Northern Alliance against taliban, who were very grateful and very Muslim.

In Iraq we really screwed up, but we overthrew Saddam's regime , and the Shiites were very grateful when we set up a Shiite government.

The streets were filled with crowds of cheering Iraqis when Saddam Hussein was dethroned.

If Sadaam hadn't been such a sociopathic terrorist, tyrant, and commited so many crimes against humanity, America would have never been over there in the first place.

Now, the war in Syria has to do with Dick Assad terrorizing his own people, and his enemies doing the same thing.

We are allied with Iraqis, Iranians, and other Islamic countries in the fight against Isis, so to identify it as some sort of a Christian Crusade against Islam would be asinine ,

since we're actually helping a lot of Muslims who want our help and I've seen them begging for more American military support.

Nice neocon propaganda.

 

[Thanda]

It's incidental.

Lol! The excuses begin.

 

[Demonslayer]

Lol! The excuses begin.

Excuses for what? It's simply incorrect to say "communism is atheist." It would be similarly incorrect to say "capitalisim is Christian" just because in America we have a capitalist economic system with Christianity as the dominant religion.

Really what does your post mean?

 

[Thanda]

Excuses for what? It's simply incorrect to say "communism is atheist." It would be similarly incorrect to say "capitalisim is Christian" just because in America we have a capitalist economic system with Christianity as the dominant religion.

Really what does your post mean?

I think the point was that the people who were doing the killing in those communist countries were atheist. That is, it was atheists committing mass murder. Thus outlawing religion does not reduce the chance of mass murder.

 

[jeager106]

In Afghanistan we were allied with the Northern Alliance against taliban, who were very grateful and very Muslim.
In Iraq we really screwed up, but we overthrew Saddam's regime , and the Shiites were very grateful when we set up a Shiite government.
The streets were filled with crowds of cheering Iraqis when Saddam Hussein was dethroned.

If Sadaam hadn't been such a sociopathic terrorist, tyrant, and commited so many crimes against humanity, America would have never been over there in the first place.

Now, the war in Syria has to do with Dick Assad terrorizing his own people, and his enemies doing the same thing.
We are allied with Iraqis, Iranians, and other Islamic countries in the fight against Isis, so to identify it as some sort of a Christian Crusade against Islam would be asinine ,

since we're actually helping a lot of Muslims who want our help and I've seen them begging for more American military support.

as·i·nine1
/ˈasəˌnīn/ stupid, foolish, brainless, mindless, senseless, idiotic;

Loved the post, and the word choices.

 

[Spiderman]

I r.

I think the point was that the people who were doing the killing in those communist countries were atheist. That is, it was atheists committing mass murder. Thus outlawing religion does not reduce the chance of mass murder.

Someone finally got it... I mean, OMG!

 

[McBell]

So war is justified if someone supports it or is in favour of it, sounds like a recipe for disaster.

do you honestly think that there is ever "war" without someone justifying it?

Not saying their justification(s) are good ones, just asking if you think there are "wars" that no one supports.