I tried to find the nation named Islamic on the map, but couldn’t.
I fucking asked if he was bought out or not stemming from your regular comments about academics.
It is a very prudent assumption based on your regular and constant railing against mainstream and academia.
So, are you going to answer the question or dance some more?
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In this case the father is directly responsible for what happened to his son by not considering the potential consequences of his actions.
At the present time I’m thinking the final race will include Brandon and Trump maybe DeSantis? You Guys think it can be reduced to that yet or is it too early.
My concern though is if Trump still has what it takes to overcome odds again. And if he wins some democrats will do articles of impeachment immediately.
That could be fixed with election system improvements IMO, but it seems a lot of folks are opposed to tackling the issue. As soon as one does that we’re labeled extreme.
So a person should be held accountable for the actions of another?
Well he was denied tenure at Harvard for refusing to take back his position on the Palestinian/Israeli conflict. He gave up his future of being a tenured professor at Harvard for his moral stance on the conflict of the Palestinian people.
This ought to give you some idea of what kind of person he is.
He places morality above creature comforts and money.
The people who held them as slaves, obviously.
By those who built their wealth off the back of slaves. If this cannot be accomplished they ought to pay what they can along with the federal government who allowed this to continue. And whose founding fathers often had slaves.
The blowback of U.S. foreign policy for decades.
Do you think corporate greed begins and ends with 9/11?
What about Vietnam? How many people have been killed by policies enacted by the U.S.since the U.S. became a nation?
“We’re keeping the oil, remember that. We want to keep the oil. Forty-five million dollars a month.”
Donald Trump
US President
In reference to Syria. A reason why the establishment doesn’t like Trump. Because he says the quiet part out loud. He is an embarrassment to them.
Here is some Afghanistan.
Furthermore, a U.S.-military contractor-led role in Afghanistan’s minerals sector literally confirms the presently latent narrative among Afghans that the United States has ulterior motives; that it seeks an excuse—perpetual warfare—to remain in the country and rob the country of its riches.
No dumbass. The father fatally endangered the son by engaging in acts of terrorism.
It’s the fathers fault.
Anyone with kids recognizes that.
And where are those people now?
Right, taxpayers should have to foot the bill. No.
Which would be? Be specific.
What resources were hoarded and from where?
Did the Vietnamese plan and execute the terror attacks on 9/11?
Donald Trump also thinks exercise shortens your life and that you only have a specific number of heartbeats. He also eats steak well done with ketchup.
I literally do not give a fuck what Donald Trump thinks about anything.
You claimed the United States is responsible for the 9/11 attacks because, “The call to wage war against America was made because America has spear-headed the crusade against the Islamic nation, sending tens of thousands of its troops to the land of the two Holy Mosques over and above its meddling in its affairs and its politics, and its support of the oppressive, corrupt and tyrannical regime that is in control,” and, “The U.S. had been asked several times to leave their country but they didn’t. They continued to hoard those countries resources and in the process kill their people. That is why 9/11 happened. It was blowback from U.S. foreign policy.”
Prove it or shut the fuck up.
I have no idea what I’m supposed to be taking from the above comment.
You mean people in Africa. It’s funny how the people who freed them are on the hook for reparations yet the ones who had to be forced to end slavery, by the same ones who freed them, are given a pass. More white people died trying to end slavery than black people died for the same cause.
Is it not right that they ought to be awarded the wealth that would have been passed down?
Ahhh… that’s not how federal economics works.
Ummm…the U.S. meddling in other countries affairs. Ahhhh… have you ever heard about regime-change wars? Been doing so(meddling in countries affairs) for decades if not over a century.
No, they democratically elected the form of government they wanted and the U.S. didn’t approve. So an invasion was executed and so we got the lie of The Gulf of Tonkin lie to escalate. Incidentally this was the last war to ever have snippets shown on television as it was instrumental in turning around public opinion of this unjust war.
Man, are you that naive?
It’s pretty self-explanatory.
It is just one example of the U.S. taking of another country’s resources as a purpose for war. Don’t they know they shouldn’t have built their country on top of America’s resources. Fucking idiots!
It isn’t what he thinks, it IS what the U.S. is doing.
Might have been passed down. And calling it wealth is being generous. How much wealth is a single mother on welfare passing down? Or a minimum wage earner? How much wealth have families in Appalachia passed down?
You mean what people in Asia, Europe and Africa have done since before there was a US and what they continue to do now.
Why don’t you combine all of your replies into one or two posts?
What wealth? Be specific.
Dude, just stop.
usmc: be specific
Castoli: gives zero specifics.
Which “regime change war” was the catalyst for 9/11. Be specific.
Has literally zero to do with 9/11.
So, no proof then. Shocking.
It wasn’t even a complete sentence.
Once again, you make assertions and fail to back them up. Not that I’m even remotely shocked by your normal clownery.
I’m amazed he can even type words… Multi quoting is asking a lot.
And the egyptian empire, the persian empire, the china dynasty, the russian empire, the grecian empire, there were a couple african empires, the french under napoleon, the ottoman empire, the empire of japan
He thinks every black American would be a multi-millionaires had slave owners been forced to pass wealth to their former slaves. It’s absurd, but that’s Zep.
What percentage of Americans even benefit from generation wealth? I bet it’s small.
A big part of the problem is that these wokesters, even when they have PhDs, are uneducated morons. How many so called white Americans can trace their roots back in this country to preslavery days? Many white Americans are first, second or third generation. Their families came here after slavery. And they came here poor, uneducated by their homelands’ standards and were treated like disposable worker bees.
Closer to this topic, is their ignorant idea that all whites live in gated communities and all blacks live in ghettos. I didn’t join the military for financial reasons but when I got to know the other soldiers in Basic with me, for many, the military was like winning the lottery from a financial perspective.
I have a cousin who wanted to move out of state so he visited some other states to see what job opportunities there were and what it would be like to live there. He told me about some of the towns in the South, we were in the Northeast, and said, “I’ve seen poor people before but I never saw poor white people before.”
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This caught my eye I’m sorry to say.
It interrupted an otherwise pleasant skimming too.
9/11 as revenge is a flawed theory, sorry. Revenge was a desired by-product of an attempt to make gains forward a one caliphate World.
We don’t take that concept lightly so they targeted Christian America which is sadly not living up to that more than maybe 25% of the time imo
But please don’t make the error of saying 9/11 ‘s goal for the jihadis was revenge. Take an hour and read up on their ideology and methods. They enjoy revenge but it’s not their motivating factor.
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“Wokester” to me would be a word worth socking someone.
I’m fifty-three. Caucasian, Middle-class, Retired military.
This whole woke movement is a foreign and useless concept to me like anyone who a group disagrees with is simply too much a dullard to get that some things hurt the feelings of certain groups.
Here is where it fell apart in my analysis.
Feelings, emotions, are just that, as unique and personal as an individual. Nobody can be made to please others like this.
When or if I hear a person in support of “being woke,” I automatically estimate them to be little sissies whining about someone had something they didn’t.
Tough.
This is a free country. Everyone who wishes to do so has the chance to pick themselves up by the boot straps and make something of themself for their own good, their family, and our country.
So instead of the public stage whining it’s my thought that these would serve themselves better in their goals to lift themselves up from whatever cesspool they claim to be in as a result of MY race, work ethic, religion, or perceived success.
It would be just fabulous if those who espouse being “woke” would get jobs to better utilize their time and just seriously shut TF up imo.
If someone reading this fits that description then welcome to the regular blue collar view of your silliness.
Ya all be good
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