Turks Invade Syria (Representatives, how much, crime, ideologies)

[Daryl_G]

Originally Posted by grega94

I’m having a hard time understanding some of you guys. I don’t know everyone’s political leanings here, but considering city data leans pretty conservative I’ll safely assume that applies to this thread. So conservatives are more than happy to go to war/saction/embargo communists i.e North Korea/Cuba/Venezuela/China etc. However now they want to help liberate the Kurds who overwhelmingly communist/socialist. Have you guys ever wondered why a Muslim group of people would allow and even promote women to fight alongside men? The only ideology that promotes that are communists and feminists. I personally have no particular issues with that, but it seems like conservatives should, particularly since they don’t believe in private property.

The Women and Government of Israel would disagree with you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_...Defense_Forces

[66nexus]

Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber

Yes, it is human nature, which is why one of the guys who was there said he was ashamed to run and leave the allies behind. The Kuds lose 11 000 KIA doing what we wanted them to do, and this is how we repay them.....

Agree. I don't advocate staying there forever, but I think we could have found a dozen better ways than the one the current admin picked.

[Frank DeForrest]

Originally Posted by 66nexus

Agree. I don't advocate staying there forever, but I think we could have found a dozen better ways than the one the current admin picked.

Im sure the experts at the state dept. could have cooked something up.

You know that same state dept. that hasnt gotten the US out of one theater of war in 18 years?

[mathlete]

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* America’s military-industrial messiah complex isn’t the solution, it’s the problem.

[legalsea]

Russia vetoed a UN Security Council statement condemning the Turkish military operations in Syria against the Kurds.



Oh, so did Russia's vassal state, the United States of America.

[mathlete]

Originally Posted by legalsea

Russia vetoed a UN Security Council statement condemning the Turkish military operations in Syria against the Kurds.



Oh, so did Russia's vassal state, the United States of America.

The US. automatically vetoes any Security Council resolutions condemning Israeli military operations so it’s used to selling its soul to the highest bidder.

[66nexus]

Originally Posted by Frank DeForrest

Im sure the experts at the state dept. could have cooked something up.

You know that same state dept. that hasnt gotten the US out of one theater of war in 18 years?

Their inability to do so going back 2 decades is precisely why they don't belong in those official positions.

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by legalsea

Russia vetoed a UN Security Council statement condemning the Turkish military operations in Syria against the Kurds.

Oh, so did Russia's vassal state, the United States of America.

US should not be conspiring with Russia and Turkey against our allies.

[unit731]

Originally Posted by Frank DeForrest

Im sure the experts at the state dept. could have cooked something up.

You know that same state dept. that hasnt gotten the US out of one theater of war in 18 years?

President Obama pulled troops out of Iraq and YOUZE GUYS screemed and hollored.

Now it is a meek disjointed hooray for the Dear Leader !

[mathlete]

The only real argument for endless recreational warfare is it's the only growth industry left in America any longer.