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Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

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Reign in Blood wrote:Since libs are so fond of the "greater good" motif while they lie through their teeth, I think we can all agree bombing that shithole to hell and back 20 years ago would have left the rest of the world better off. Better late than never.

I mean that is a very American solution. We created a disastrous situation that nobody there asked for but more bombs will surely fix it. How about just leaving them alone. We had no business getting involved in their war with the Soviets, and we had no business occupying them after 9/11. As is often the case, it goes back to the CIA being an evil terrorist organization that also operates with zero foresight.

They bombed us on 9/11, we return the favor and end the story. It's not pretty, but quick, concise, and for the greater good.

Afghanistan did not bomb us, lol what are you talking about. Most of the people responsible were from Saudi Arabia, our petrodollar sugar daddy of an ally.

You realize I'm perfectly fine into turning that entire shithole section of the earth into the new Grand Canyon and making it a tourist attraction for good god-fearing kids to learn and love from. Give turbans out like they're fucking cotton candy to drum up American sales.

And they’re justified in wanting us bombed to the Stone Age too. The US is responsible for everything that region of the world became.

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Since libs are so fond of the "greater good" motif while they lie through their teeth, I think we can all agree bombing that shithole to hell and back 20 years ago would have left the rest of the world better off. Better late than never.

I mean that is a very American solution. We created a disastrous situation that nobody there asked for but more bombs will surely fix it. How about just leaving them alone. We had no business getting involved in their war with the Soviets, and we had no business occupying them after 9/11. As is often the case, it goes back to the CIA being an evil terrorist organization that also operates with zero foresight.

They bombed us on 9/11, we return the favor and end the story. It's not pretty, but quick, concise, and for the greater good.

Afghanistan did not bomb us, lol what are you talking about. Most of the people responsible were from Saudi Arabia, our petrodollar sugar daddy of an ally.

You realize I'm perfectly fine into turning that entire shithole section of the earth into the new Grand Canyon and making it a tourist attraction for good god-fearing kids to learn and love from. Give turbans out like they're fucking cotton candy to drum up American sales.

And they’re justified in wanting us bombed to the Stone Age too. The US is responsible for everything that region of the world became.

A rule of combat is to know your enemy, right? If you do, you beat them to the punch. I know us doing nothing, or sitting on our asses for 20 years has shown great dividends. Riiight.

Headhunter wrote:Americans are quick to mock third world countries and the people who come from them. They rarely acknowledge that it is US policy to keep these places unstable and impoverished so that they can be easily drained of all their natural resources.

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Americans are quick to mock third world countries and the people who come from them. They rarely acknowledge that it is US policy to keep these places unstable and impoverished so that they can be easily drained of all their natural resources.

And? Meat's meat and a man's gotta eat. We let an ABUNDANCE of scrap come in. Turn on the news, even in disease spreading whoreville we can't stop letting them in, thanks to your ilk.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:9/11 was 100% the birthchild of American policy in the Middle East. There is no Al-Qaeda or spread of radical Wahhabism in general without the CIA’s efforts and we provide the Saudis cover to do whatever they want.

If Muslims acted more like Mormons there would be peace forever in the middle east.

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Since libs are so fond of the "greater good" motif while they lie through their teeth, I think we can all agree bombing that shithole to hell and back 20 years ago would have left the rest of the world better off. Better late than never.

I mean that is a very American solution. We created a disastrous situation that nobody there asked for but more bombs will surely fix it. How about just leaving them alone. We had no business getting involved in their war with the Soviets, and we had no business occupying them after 9/11. As is often the case, it goes back to the CIA being an evil terrorist organization that also operates with zero foresight.

They bombed us on 9/11, we return the favor and end the story. It's not pretty, but quick, concise, and for the greater good.

Afghanistan did not bomb us, lol what are you talking about. Most of the people responsible were from Saudi Arabia, our petrodollar sugar daddy of an ally.

You realize I'm perfectly fine into turning that entire shithole section of the earth into the new Grand Canyon and making it a tourist attraction for good god-fearing kids to learn and love from. Give turbans out like they're fucking cotton candy to drum up American sales.

And they’re justified in wanting us bombed to the Stone Age too. The US is responsible for everything that region of the world became.

No. Their inbreeding is responsible for exactly what they are today. If they quit fucking and marrying their first cousins again and again and again, progress and clarity would be more prominent over there.

By all means, learn nothing and be ignorant forever. No one cares.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Since libs are so fond of the "greater good" motif while they lie through their teeth, I think we can all agree bombing that shithole to hell and back 20 years ago would have left the rest of the world better off. Better late than never.

I mean that is a very American solution. We created a disastrous situation that nobody there asked for but more bombs will surely fix it. How about just leaving them alone. We had no business getting involved in their war with the Soviets, and we had no business occupying them after 9/11. As is often the case, it goes back to the CIA being an evil terrorist organization that also operates with zero foresight.

They bombed us on 9/11, we return the favor and end the story. It's not pretty, but quick, concise, and for the greater good.

Afghanistan did not bomb us, lol what are you talking about. Most of the people responsible were from Saudi Arabia, our petrodollar sugar daddy of an ally.

You realize I'm perfectly fine into turning that entire shithole section of the earth into the new Grand Canyon and making it a tourist attraction for good god-fearing kids to learn and love from. Give turbans out like they're fucking cotton candy to drum up American sales.

And they’re justified in wanting us bombed to the Stone Age too. The US is responsible for everything that region of the world became.

No. Their inbreeding is responsible for exactly what they are today. If they quit fucking and marrying their first cousins again and again and again, progress and clarity would be more prominent over there.

By all means, learn nothing and be ignorant forever. No one cares.

Well, I guess we're back to insults...

I actually pursue truth in the information we receive. The difference between us I think, is that you memorize and I analyze. You read information, memorize snippets of them, mainly for sociopolitical purposes and grandstanding, and you selectively regurgitate the things that coincide with your preconceived notions of the world. Just by my analysis alone of your wording and the way you speak, I am entirely certain that you are extremely active on Twitter and it's rubbed off heavily on HMF over the years. The fact that I analyze every aspect of information and contradictions of history with the goal to decipher misinformation from truth no matter what the result may be tells me that not only am I more open to learning things than you are, my capability of learning is astronomically higher than yours because all you do is memorize and regurgitate. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing because this is how the school systems operates and you probably did fairly well in college, but it drastically reduced your desire and ability to learn before you even realize its happened.

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:Well, I guess we're back to insults...

I actually pursue truth in the information we receive. The difference between us I think, is that you memorize and I analyze. You read information, memorize snippets of them, mainly for sociopolitical purposes and grandstanding, and you selectively regurgitate the things that coincide with your preconceived notions of the world. Just by my analysis alone of your wording and the way you speak, I am entirely certain that you are extremely active on Twitter and it's rubbed off heavily on HMF over the years. The fact that I analyze every aspect of information and contradictions of history with the goal to decipher misinformation from truth no matter what the result may be tells me that not only am I more open to learning things than you are, my capability of learning is astronomically higher than yours because all you do is memorize and regurgitate. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing because this is how the school systems operate and you probably did fairly well in college, but it drastically reduced your desire and ability to learn before you even realize its happened.

Hey Jason, no one cares.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:Well, I guess we're back to insults...

I actually pursue truth in the information we receive. The difference between us I think, is that you memorize and I analyze. You read information, memorize snippets of them, mainly for sociopolitical purposes and grandstanding, and you selectively regurgitate the things that coincide with your preconceived notions of the world. Just by my analysis alone of your wording and the way you speak, I am entirely certain that you are extremely active on Twitter and it's rubbed off heavily on HMF over the years. The fact that I analyze every aspect of information and contradictions of history with the goal to decipher misinformation from truth no matter what the result may be tells me that not only am I more open to learning things than you are, my capability of learning is astronomically higher than yours because all you do is memorize and regurgitate. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing because this is how the school systems operate and you probably did fairly well in college, but it drastically reduced your desire and ability to learn before you even realize its happened.

Hey Jason, no one cares.

Lol

Headhunter wrote:I can never feel good about a cop killing a person when there was no reason to, no matter how crazy that bitch probably was.

Jason wrote:So, according to my sources, Trump has locked in this election in landslide numbers and the polls you see where it's a tight race are cooked and fabricated. Just like the Hillary numbers, but even more lopsided in favor of Trump. Lmao.

Here's the kicker. Trump is going to be leading early on no matter what is counted first, whether it's mail in ballots or in-person polls. Watch closely for the election to pretty much freeze in the middle of the night. If this happens, Biden will miraculously start getting bizarre amounts of votes because poll watchers will be blocked from viewing the count, thus muddying the election and the democrats will have successfully stolen it. It will eventually go to SCOTUS, and if they have any balls whatsoever, they will actually do their job and ensure that Trump is sworn in in January.