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Originally Posted by Lambeau
Posada and Bosch are not terrorists harming innocent people in a free democratic country and we wouldn't be harboring them if they were.
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Are you joking?
There is absoulely no talking to you about this stuff. You are high on your horse of "we are the good guys and they are the bad guys" no matter what they or we do. If we committed genocide, you would surely come up with a reason why it was justified, while if they spit in our direction, it is because they are evil.
Posada and Bosch were as bad as Osama bin Laden. The two of them were responsible for dozens of bombings of civilian targets in Miami, the hijacking of more than a dozen planes, and the bombing of a civilian airliner in which all 70+ people aboard, mostly Venezuelans and Koreans, were killed. This is not even disputed by the two of them, as both of them have admitted to these things, which they both claim they did while working for the CIA.
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Originally Posted by Lambeau
Doesn't apply, Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Define "state sponsor of terrorism". Silly me, I thought it meant a country who gives financial or other support to terrorists. As the United States does this, and we are not a state sponsor of terrorism, apparently my definition must be wrong. Perhaps you can educate me with a proper defintion.
Better yet, I suppose I'd like to hear a hypothetical example of something the United States COULD do that you would consider terrorism. Because I'm beginning to think that you definition of terrorism look like "Terrorism is.................unless it is done by the United States, in which case it isn't terorrism but is good".