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Fraggle
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Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Sydney, AUSTRALIA
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Lilith
Meowsies!

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Maximum Security twilight home for cats
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No, usually its the aggression, sexism, intollerance and lack of intelligence from a lot of members that makes me post very little in the way of anything.
Its not that I dont want too.
But its not like you care anyway.
But I figure people can at least afford the time to spell a country correctly and re-read what the write before posting, poor spelling is not an indication of intelligence but it wont get a point across very well.
Back to the question at hand, a war isnt going to be won by airpower alone, they will eventually have to send in troops and that going to mean lots of dead people from both sides. Optimistically it will remove the Taliban eventually as a political force.
Realisticaly if history is to be learnt by, they wont get all of them and they'll just sit up in their hills emerging to wreck things, terrorise and cause mischeif for how many generations it takes before they dont care anymore.
Killing Bin Laden wont end terrorism, at best it will be a form of bloodletting for all the americans that died, I suppose I can see a point to it all because it will help them get back their pride and a place to vent their anger.
As an effective way of combatting further attacks? I dont think so, terrorists have very little in the way to lose when it comes to bombing them, you might squish the odd one and blow up a $5 tent but its like trying to kill ants with a sledgehammer. Ultimately they'll just rack off to their hole in the ground and wait until you go away, they are too dispersed to effectively corner and I dont think the magnitude of the problem has yet to sink in to most people.
Ive traveled though places like this, places like Iraq and Iran in the mid eighties before they went to hell and other worse places like Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia that have had massive civil disturbances and I was unfortunate enough to be forcibly evicted from Zimbabwe 2 years ago. My family lost a house, 2 cars, $75000 and consider myself lucky compared to some.
I find it very narrow minded that people can sit back in the comfort of their room and make judgements on the problems going on in other people's backyard. Most of you havent seen, smelled and looked on human suffering with your own senses, you get the politically correct and desensitised version on the TV and newspaper.
You see large numbers, never faces and our governments call them 'problems', they dont call them lives. They are people just like all of you that are caught up in the middle and I think its unfortunate that the general consensus of the rest of the world is that a 'few eggs are going to be broken'.
And those lives are going to be broken as a result of bombings.
There has to be some action to remove the taliban and get rid of Bin Laden, but I dont think it should be done with big armies and bombs.
2 cents from a refugee.
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Nov-08-2001 01:52
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ta main sur le zbebs

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Montreal/Canada & Casablanca/Morocco (the ROOTS of TRANCE)
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
No, usually its the aggression, sexism, intollerance and lack of intelligence from a lot of members that makes me post very little in the way of anything.
Its not that I dont want too.
But its not like you care anyway.
But I figure people can at least afford the time to spell a country correctly and re-read what the write before posting, poor spelling is not an indication of intelligence but it wont get a point across very well.
Back to the question at hand, a war isnt going to be won by airpower alone, they will eventually have to send in troops and that going to mean lots of dead people from both sides. Optimistically it will remove the Taliban eventually as a political force.
Realisticaly if history is to be learnt by, they wont get all of them and they'll just sit up in their hills emerging to wreck things, terrorise and cause mischeif for how many generations it takes before they dont care anymore.
Killing Bin Laden wont end terrorism, at best it will be a form of bloodletting for all the americans that died, I suppose I can see a point to it all because it will help them get back their pride and a place to vent their anger.
As an effective way of combatting further attacks? I dont think so, terrorists have very little in the way to lose when it comes to bombing them, you might squish the odd one and blow up a $5 tent but its like trying to kill ants with a sledgehammer. Ultimately they'll just rack off to their hole in the ground and wait until you go away, they are too dispersed to effectively corner and I dont think the magnitude of the problem has yet to sink in to most people.
Ive traveled though places like this, places like Iraq and Iran in the mid eighties before they went to hell and other worse places like Angola, Mozambique, Ethiopia that have had massive civil disturbances and I was unfortunate enough to be forcibly evicted from Zimbabwe 2 years ago. My family lost a house, 2 cars, $75000 and consider myself lucky compared to some.
I find it very narrow minded that people can sit back in the comfort of their room and make judgements on the problems going on in other people's backyard. Most of you havent seen, smelled and looked on human suffering with your own senses, you get the politically correct and desensitised version on the TV and newspaper.
You see large numbers, never faces and our governments call them 'problems', they dont call them lives. They are people just like all of you that are caught up in the middle and I think its unfortunate that the general consensus of the rest of the world is that a 'few eggs are going to be broken'.
And those lives are going to be broken as a result of bombings.
There has to be some action to remove the taliban and get rid of Bin Laden, but I dont think it should be done with big armies and bombs.
2 cents from a refugee. |
i have to say it is the best analysis i've seen on this boards , i totally agree with you Lilith
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