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Originally posted by Kuciwalker
ph34r teh stealth nation technology That reminds me. http://www.golemlabs.com/community/s...6&postcount=12 Why is the president of golemlabs cribbing my catchphrase? And without proper referencing too. ![]() |
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I'm pretty sure when you multiply evil by danger, it can only be USA. There may be other countries which have more concentrated evil, but not so much potential Danger.
The danger of the USA is not just the nuclear stockpile and advanced military, but also in that they are sometimes seen as something of a rolemodel for the rest of the world. Thankfully Dubya has been doing his part to remedy that. |
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Originally posted by Barnabas
The USA is quite dangerous since the Iraq war, with their pree emptive wars thing now they can invade a country without a reason, and later say oops, we thought you had wmd they were dangerous starting with the Kosovo war, an unjust war to begin with. It got worse from there. |
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Originally posted by BlackCat
![]() ![]() ![]() The funny paradox of his doctrine is that pre-emptive strikes are pointless because at that point it is too late as the enemy already or will within a short period of time have nukes available, so preventive strikes must be done; but in that case the country doesn't have nuke potential so there's no pressing reason to invade them, so there's no legitimacy. And if there's no legitimacy, you alienate not only potential neutrals, but also allies (what is happening now ![]() Shows what a moron Bush has got to be if he bases his policy on this kind of rationale ![]() Let alone the fact that because of this observation that preventive action will be taken, enemy states will be more prone to develop nukes rather than to stop it. But even then the US is not the most dangerous, it's the global military-industrial complex that's been holding a tight grip for years since Eisenhower and the Korean War |
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