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Originally Posted by primetime
As I stated above..I'm not disputing if the CIA was or wasn't involved...If they were great..if they weren't great
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I don't believe everything I read. But some sources are more credible than others. What bothers me is when you guys dismiss stuff our government does as no big deal, but when other governments do the same exact thing, you guys get all over them and call them terrorists. How about some consistancy in your labels?
If Iran is a state sponsor of terror for giving support to Hezbollah, then the United States is just as guilty for giving support to Alpha 66 during the 1960s. Yes, Cuba was our enemy, just like Israel is Iran's enemy. And yes, whether we like it or not, that is what enemies do to eachother. But trying to justify when we do it and demonize it when they do it is simply the pot calling the kettle black.
Sometimes you just need to take a step back and see the world for what it really is, instead of getting caught up in the whole propoganda of "good guys vs. bad guys". There are no good guys and bad guys, just different sides to the economic and resource war that the world has gotten itself into the last hundred years.
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Originally Posted by primetime
so we shouldn't go into Syria to take out some terrorists that are a threat to us? What are you trying to say? 
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I am trying to say that there is no excuse for killing innocent civilians. I don't care who is hiding where. When you attack a civilian target, that is called terrorism. Bombing a village where women and children live to kill a single person is no different than a suicide bomber blowing himself up on a crowded city street in Tel Aviv because an Israeli soldier --the target -- is standing on the corner. Call it "colateral damage" if you want, but I call it terrorism. I highly dislike when my own government does it, and will never vote for a politician that supports actions such as that as I think they make our country less safe.