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rocketpig on 29 August 2008

Let's not confuse Iraq and Afghanistan... The US had every reason to invade one... The other, not so much.




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Dogs Rule on 29 August 2008
okr said:
Countdown for the USual suspects to invade this thread starts...now.

 



rocketpig on 29 August 2008

Let's not confuse Iraq and Afghanistan... The US had every reason to invade one... The other, not so much.




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Kasz216 on 29 August 2008
kirby007 said:

thinking russia is the badguy in ossetia is like saying Saddam/Irak had biological weapons. Or like saying invading afghanistan was a good thing.

 

discuss

 

 

I think if you believe that you don't have a firm grip of the history of the area.



okr on 29 August 2008

Thanks, Dogs Rule. I love this movie. Keyzer Soze!

To derail this thread further: Did you guys know that Secret of Mana will come to the Japanese VC in September? News of the day, imo.



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Kasz216 on 29 August 2008
kergeten said:

1. Life in Afghanistan is much better now without the Taliban, when the goverment is run by fundamentalist religious fanatics, everything goes down the drain.
2. The Russians are always the bad guys, sounds ignorant but history has yet to be prove me wrong.

No... it's worse in Afghanistan.  It was better but then Captain jerkoff invaded Iraq and we had to remove troops and things got ugly fast.

The war was a good idea.  The execution was horrible.

 



MontanaHatchet on 29 August 2008
kergeten said:

1. Life in Afghanistan is much better now without the Taliban, when the goverment is run by fundamentalist religious fanatics, everything goes down the drain.
2. The Russians are always the bad guys, sounds ignorant but history has yet to be prove me wrong.

Everything from the Dark Ages of Europe to Star Wars proves that evil is only a point of view. Not that I agree with the Taliban, but saying that one side is "the bad guy" is only your opinion.

 



 

 

kirby007 on 29 August 2008
MontanaHatchet said:
Is this another one of your Anti-America rantings? Be honest so I can decide whether or not to ban you. Don't be shy now.

what does america have too do with this?...

 



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vlad321 on 29 August 2008
kergeten said:

1. Life in Afghanistan is much better now without the Taliban, when the goverment is run by fundamentalist religious fanatics, everything goes down the drain.
2. The Russians are always the bad guys, sounds ignorant but history has yet to be prove me wrong.

 

Who's history?



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kirby007 on 29 August 2008
Kasz216 said:
kirby007 said:

thinking russia is the badguy in ossetia is like saying Saddam/Irak had biological weapons. Or like saying invading afghanistan was a good thing.

 

discuss

 

 

I think if you believe that you don't have a firm grip of the history of the area.

whats do you think is wrong? because i saw you making another statement in that russia thread which was total bull

 



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