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Campeadorbump
TheDoughAbidescommunity college
theabortionatorCan you stop bumping threads?
Maybe in 75 more threads. Also re bumping shitty threads you already bumped?
Fuck
"OMG THIS THRED IS LEIK 10 YEARS OLD THATS LEIK SO KEWL!!!!!!!"
-benedettoTrillions of dollars later...
theabortionatorCan you stop bumping threads?
Maybe in 75 more threads. Also re bumping shitty threads you already bumped?
Fuck
"OMG THIS THRED IS LEIK 10 YEARS OLD THATS LEIK SO KEWL!!!!!!!"
louie.miragsand countless lives
Bodhisattva_You seem super rad but at the same time it seems like you also let a lot of little things irritate you
Profahoben_2124424 actually
A-cAllGood to know only US deaths count
.frenchydeploy me pls
louie.miragsAhhh yes, the type of American citizen the elite love. In the middle of the conversation about how unjust the war is and about how many innocent lives that have been murdered, you make a statement about wanting to be deployed. It would be noble if the war was actually about freedom and peace. But I'm afraid it is not.
.frenchydeploy me pls
SammyDubzTriggered
Dustin.I did not vote.
iFlipGood. Ignorant/stupid people should not vote. Now if you would go get sterilized that would be an excellent proactive step away from the dumbing down of America/the world.
louie.miragsNow for some studies about the amount of deaths in the Middle East:
http://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.1001533
"Various scientific surveys of Iraqi deaths resulting from the first four years of the Iraq War estimated that between 151,000 and over one million Iraqis died as a result of conflict during this time.[1] A later study, published in 2011, estimated that approximately 500,000 Iraqis had died as a result of the conflict since the invasion.[2] Counts of deaths reported in newspapers collated by projects like the Iraq Body Count project found 174,000 Iraqis reported killed between 2003 and 2013, with between 112,000-123,000 of those killed being civilian noncombatants."
https://www.iraqbodycount.org/analysis/numbers/2011/
Found many more sources here, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War
But since the news doesn't mention this often I guess our leaders are making all of the right choices and never lie to us.
Dustin.Christ your stupid.
SammyDubzTriggered
Dustin.I'm not really sure why this is relevant or what your last sentence is meant to inspire. Are you suggesting that these numbers are surprising? The current war is an offshoot of conflict that began decades ago and has become unbelievably complex. I don't think this is news to any educated person. And the numbers you cite represent an uncertainty of up to 900% difference? Not really useful, the important thing is that it's "a lot". But again....obviously.
louie.miragsMost people do not realize the amount of people who have died due to our actions and our tax dollars. I do not think it is that obvious. Could you imagine even 10percent of those uncertain numbers died in america due to a foreign army? This is nuts and people dismiss it all of the time just because its not happening here.
My guess is in a few decades, maybe less, people will look down on this war like they look at any other genocide in history.
iFlipNo, you're stupid.
louie.miragsMost people do not realize the amount of people who have died due to our actions and our tax dollars. I do not think it is that obvious. Could you imagine even 10percent of those uncertain numbers died in america due to a foreign army? This is nuts and people dismiss it all of the time just because its not happening here.
My guess is in a few decades, maybe less, people will look down on this war like they look at any other genocide in history.
CampeadorThe only "genocide" taking place is by muslims against non-muslims.
If these death-worshipping psychopaths could organize their societies at all, perhaps we could carpet bomb them less. Culling these fuckers is one of the few good uses of my tax dollars.
CaseyRead a book, dude.
CampeadorFrom the guy whose last book he read cover to cover was probably "Catcher in the Rye".
louie.miragsAhhh yes, the type of American citizen the elite love. In the middle of the conversation about how unjust the war is and about how many innocent lives that have been murdered, you make a statement about wanting to be deployed. It would be noble if the war was actually about freedom and peace. But I'm afraid it is not.
CampeadorFrom the guy whose last book he read cover to cover was probably "Catcher in the Rye".
CaseySorry I just finished a class on Middle Eastern history.
CampeadorAnd you probably believe islam is a "religion of peace" and "is in now way connected to terrorism".
That's alright though, you probably had to regurgitate those lines to pass.