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03-30-2003, 09:08 PM	#46
BenT Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 100	LOL @ your 5 posts in a row. Sounds like you are talking to yourself __________________ www.pdarcade.com Email: BenT@pdarcade.com Your one-stop resource for PDA Gaming!

03-30-2003, 09:11 PM	#47
bbgk103086 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 19	sorry, choppy thoughts __________________ the coolest jock here

03-30-2003, 09:24 PM	#48
BenT Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 100	Hehe I know the feeling. I could get myself in a rage from this thread alone. Im usually one to speak out, but due to the fact that this forum is a gaming forum, not a political forum....I try and hold back __________________ www.pdarcade.com Email: BenT@pdarcade.com Your one-stop resource for PDA Gaming!

03-30-2003, 09:43 PM	#49
kidfixer IGNORAMVS MAXIMVS Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Orlando Posts: 108	TROLL ALERT TROLL ALERT: Something in the way euskalin posts makes me think he is not american, and only acts as a stereotype. It might be that he has an agenda to create discord - an agent provocateur. My best guess is that he is in southern france or northern spain. He might be even euskal herria... basque... so ignore him. Once again, people, do not feed the trolls. Do not feed into the BS.

04-03-2003, 03:14 PM	#50
euskalin Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 3	touche! ** WARNING contains sarcasm !!! touché! first my boy let me say you are blind if you can't see your government has converted a one-man hunt in a massacre of civilians. and yes man I'm not american: you can know that by my poor (let's say not-so-good) english. and yes man I'm basque: you can know that by my nickname. oh and yes man I'm unpatriotic: I believe in people, not in flags. and yes man I'm a crucial part of the axis of evil. Go to say that to Powell. He'll tell Bush. But Bush won't tell you. The truth I mean. Now leave me alone, gotta go to wash the cat. BTW: I have a Clie NX60, anyone knows how can I turn this into a mass destruction weapon? end of sarcasm **

04-03-2003, 03:21 PM	#51
euskalin Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 3	me a troll ????? my dear friend of the big colored ribbon one more thing: don't call me rumsfeld again or I'll powell you. With my arms of bush destruction. You're warned. Signed, one of the bad ones

04-03-2003, 04:29 PM	#52
Berto2112 Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Wethersfield, CT Posts: 76	Hey now...no need to go making fun of Spaniards. I may not be Basque, but I'm Gallego, which isn't to far.....geographically.

04-03-2003, 05:30 PM	#53
l0keman Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: biloxi, MS Posts: 119	Who here is military? Who here has been to the desert? Who here has seen what really happens out there? Who here can close their eyes and vision 100% WITHOUT A DOUBT,what it would be like in that country and the surrounding ones if somebody didn't do something? THEN SHUT UP! And do a little research, the news, they show what they want you to see. They show what's good for their ratings. The gov. plays the same games. You think you know what is said in private on a war counsil, you think a news station does? Get a grip on reality, my friends. How are you some sort of expert? I'd be more comfortable seeking your professional advice on brain surgery. I've been there, way more than once, I see the crap that happens. I know a lot more than the average person, and I know, you, me, 90% of the planet is not qualified to make such a decision. __________________ L0KEMAN

04-03-2003, 05:41 PM	#54
l0keman Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: biloxi, MS Posts: 119	When an average person not working for a military (a civilian) grabs a bomb and kills a lot of innocent people, they cross a line into a group other than civilian. They become a terrorist or murderer, something. Same thing goes when they grab a gun and shoot at soldiers, they are no longer civilians, they become something of a militia, or if they do it for the money Sadam offers, a certifiable mercenary. If they get killed, they are a dead mercenary, not civilian. You all seem to live in a fantasy were we should all hold hands and settle arguments with bake-offs or gardening competitions. Occasionaly innocent civilians do die, but it would not be so if Sadam let them leave and didn't stack them like sand bag bunkers around his weapons. __________________ L0KEMAN

04-03-2003, 07:48 PM

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Tixx

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Originally posted by l0keman
When an average person not working for a military (a civilian) grabs a bomb and kills a lot of innocent people, they cross a line into a group other than civilian. They become a terrorist or murderer, something. Same thing goes when they grab a gun and shoot at soldiers, they are no longer civilians, they become something of a militia, or if they do it for the money Sadam offers, a certifiable mercenary. If they get killed, they are a dead mercenary, not civilian. You all seem to live in a fantasy were we should all hold hands and settle arguments with bake-offs or gardening competitions. Occasionaly innocent civilians do die, but it would not be so if Sadam let them leave and didn't stack them like sand bag bunkers around his weapons.

I'd go for the bake-off or gardening competition.

Actually I'd go for a multi event dual between leaders and those deciding to go to war.

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04-03-2003, 08:17 PM	#56
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04-03-2003, 08:58 PM

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Originally posted by Tixx

I'd go for the bake-off or gardening competition. Actually I'd go for a multi event dual between leaders and those deciding to go to war.

There you go all pro-Saddam again!

04-03-2003, 09:17 PM	#58
l0keman Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: biloxi, MS Posts: 119	I not a matter of pro anybody, its a matter of what works. I'm sure if you looked down the barrel of gun pointed at you and said "You know, how bout' we settle this like little fairies and loft pixie dust at eachother until the entire world joins hands and sing love train?", that'll work. Oh yeah you go talk to Saddam. If it was that easy, heck you could of written the letter over a decade ago, CC'd it to everyone on the globe and the world would a happy place. Your anti-war idea hasn't worked once in 4.5 Billion years, why would it magicaly start today? And keep in mind we tried it everyday for over a decade, with this ONE guy. He's going to change his mind tonite why.....? __________________ L0KEMAN

04-03-2003, 09:39 PM	#59
MonkeyK Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Twin Cities, MN Posts: 94	l0keman, by your reasoning we should be at war with everybody! There are so many disagreements in the world that are not settled despite years of trying. The scary thing is that the current national security policy agrees with this line of reasoning.

04-03-2003, 09:44 PM	#60
l0keman Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: biloxi, MS Posts: 119	No, my line of reasoning is try your way first. If you can, solve it at the lowest level possible. I don't want war, belive me, I'm the one that actualy fight s them by the way, but you have to say okay, this isn't working at some point. If war wasn't working, same applies, move on to something else, whatever it takes to solve the problem. I agree with you and everybody that is anti war, but only to the point of diminishing returns. __________________ L0KEMAN