North Korea

[awayatc]

And for those that will quibble about what I mean by Tyranny:

Torture used as part of the judicial and extra-judicial processes
Genocide (either encouraged by, participated by or implicitly allowed by the state)
Imprisonment without due process
Execution without trial and for trivial offences
Revocation of basic rights (such as freedom of expression) under the threat of force

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FWiw. ....you surely must be aware that the ole US of A is guilty of every single one of above mentioned examples of tyranny. .

So according to you it would be ok to go in and destroy them....
Scary way of "thinking"

[Katman]

...you surely must be aware.....

I think you give him too much credit.

[Crasherfromwayback]

But, but, but.......

If you don't support bombing the fuck out of innocent civilians, you must support genocide.

Yeah. That's what the queer cunt tells me. I see Iran launched one this weekend too. Fuck me we're gonna be busy! So many naughty countries to invade right now!!!

[Woodman]

Dude, if you're suggesting that America didn't get involved in Rwanda because they didn't want to face the backlash for any collateral damage they might cause, you're more retarded than I ever imagined.

They didn't lift a finger because there was nothing in it for them.

World police? My fucking arse.

Who does anything if there is nothing in it for them?

[Katman]

Who does anything if there is nothing in it for them?

Clearly not you.

[Woodman]

Clearly not you.

You are correct, but you are evading the question.....again.

[awayatc]

So why is Trump threatening to destroy North Korea then?

What is there in it for them?

Since we have established that nobody does anything unless there is something in it for them....?

[Woodman]

So why is Trump threatening to destroy North Korea then?

What is there in it for them?

Since we have established that nobody does anything unless there is something in it for them....?

Oh I dunno, leverage on trade deals, smug satisfaction, lessening the risk of being nuked.

[awayatc]

Unfortunately everything that is good for the USA is generally Very Very Bad (see what I done there...?) For human kind in general.

We all are increasingly selfish greedy and uncaring... but America trumps the lot ( did it again. ..)

The USA is the single most catastrophic disaster that has happened to this planet thus far....

[Katman]

The USA is the single most catastrophic disaster that has happened to this planet thus far....

Or is it their puppet master?

[Crasherfromwayback]

Who does anything if there is nothing in it for them?

Any decent fucking human.

[Murray]

Let's not forget that Donald Trump (along with two thirds of the American public) supports the use of torture.

Where did you get the 2/3 stat from?

Seriously dude, are you incapable of googling 'how many Americans support the use of torture'?

But it was published by the MSM - and aren't you always telling us that we can't trust what they say?

Waiting for for the Katman answer - Can we trust what MSM say??? Or what Katman say's.

[Katman]

Waiting for for the Katman answer - Can we trust what MSM say??? Or what Katman say's.

Look at you Murray. You go to all that effort of creating a multi-quote post and you still manage to make yourself look silly.

You do realise that Google can direct you to non-MSM content as well, don't you?

[TheDemonLord]

Dude, if you're suggesting that America didn't get involved in Rwanda because they didn't want to face the backlash for any collateral damage they might cause, you're more retarded than I ever imagined.

Wait for it....

They didn't lift a finger because there was nothing in it for them.

Correct...

and whilst you are talking about Oil, resources and strategic locations, there was also nothing in it for them in the way of public appeal. Now, before I continue to the next point (and I assure you, this question is relevant):

What are your thoughts/feelings/opinions (in brief) with the US/UN Involvement in Somalia in 1993 - especially the Battle of Mogadishu?

[Katman]

What are your thoughts/feelings/opinions (in brief) with the US/UN Involvement in Somalia in 1993 - especially the Battle of Mogadishu?

The same Somalia that General Wesley Clark later listed as one of the countries the USA planned to 'take out'?

You should probably take a closer look at the full transcript of that interview too.

You might learn a thing or two.