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Forums - Politics Discussion - US Has Allegedly Killed 1400+ Civilians In the Past Month

crissindahouse on 09 April 2017

It's a fight against terrorists. It's called "who can kill more innocent people per year".



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Turkish on 09 April 2017

Relig- I mean country of peace strikes again...



gintama on 09 April 2017
FragilE^ said:
gintama said:
and if one member of their families seek revenge , they will blame Islam

And how do you seek revenge? By killing innocent civilians in USA? Cuz that seems legit, right?

listen , my country has suffered many times from terror attacks , and many civilians died , and ISIS is to blame 

and for my point of view: USA has created ISIS  by destroying and killing other countries

so , either they seek revenge on USA , or from any other country , we will suffer from those leaders's decisions



VGPolyglot on 09 April 2017
RolStoppable said:
forest-spirit said:
It doesn't get any attention because A) It's more acceptable when the "good guys" kills innocent people, and B) according to the current rate 1,000 muslims = 1 westerners.

Really? I was thinking something along the lines of "it happened in a warzone, the civilians weren't the actual target and civilians becoming collateral damage in a war is very common."

Which is a horrible excuse in the first place. The United States shouldn't be there in the first place, so they can't just pass it off as collatoral damage. If they don't want innocents to die, then don't go bombing buildings and hospitals.



VGPolyglot on 09 April 2017
RolStoppable said:
VGPolyglot said:

Which is a horrible excuse in the first place. The United States shouldn't be there in the first place, so they can't just pass it off as collatoral damage. If they don't want innocents to die, then don't go bombing buildings and hospitals.

But we aren't really talking about the USA here. We are talking about the lack of attention from the media and public.

Well, the main reason for the public is that a lot of them have their own issues to deal with. In regards to the media, they are owned by huge corporations who probably benefit from wars.



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craighopkins on 09 April 2017

Beware of evil. May God forgive us all



VGPolyglot on 09 April 2017
craighopkins said:
Beware of evil. May God forgive us all

Well, it's not really about forgiveness for what they've done when they continue to do it.



UltimateUnknown on 09 April 2017

This is just painful to read. These are human lives...



 

Alby_da_Wolf on 09 April 2017
RolStoppable said:
Doesn't this constitute improvement for the USA?

Indeed. If we consider that during Gulf War I more British soldiers were wounded or killed by US "friendly" fire than by Saddam's army...



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Zkuq on 09 April 2017

It's all OK to defeat terrorism, which on average kills a maximum of dozens of people per year in western countries, which probably equates to less than ten people per month. But it's OK, because terrorism is a huge threat to western societies, so killing a thousand times more civilians is OK to prevent that.

Moments like this remind me why I sometimes feel like I hate most humans. People are absolutely horrible, selfish, and ignorant.