everyone hates the biggest dog in the dog pound…
I dont remember the quote but its somthing like,
“you sleep peacably at night in your bed because rough men stand ready to do violence on your behalf”
Im a fucking Yankee and I love this fucking country! So fuck off haters!
Perhaps off topic but once the oil supplies have been sucked dry from the “poorer” nations such as Iraq, Kuwait and the such, the oil in more local areas will be worth far more money.
US Oil companies are already making billions of dollars profits. When supplies start to run low it will be easier to safeguard locally held supplies plus they will be worth a lot more money and why pay more to import foreign oil, when its on hand
Welcome to Capitalism
[quote]orion wrote:
pat wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
lixy wrote:
Wimpy wrote:
First it assumes $1,800/year isn’t a lot of money to the average American (it is).
Then you might want to do something about the billions your government in throwing around invading other countries and killing innocents.
Morocco is next, since we’re so evil. We’re going to fire bomb the whole place. Lebanon…Pakistan…Somalia… yep, we’re going to bomb them all.
All the rest will learn by example what happens when you irritate those Nazi Americans.
Of course, all this will be delayed by Myannmar relief and supporting democratically elected governments, like Iraq.
What a fucking moron you are! Jeezzzz…
I wouldn’t worry about being called evil by somebody who supports pretty much all forms of terror by calling it “Freedom Fighting”. I consider it a compliment.
Evil is as evil does, over 11,000 terror attacks since 9/11. 11,000! Speaks for itself, does it not?
20 wars since WWII.
I think that speaks for itself don´t you?
Just saying that these one liners work both ways.
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You must be getting confused with Sierra Leon. The U.S. has been involved in 4 wars since ww2. Don’t they teach yall to count in Europe?
[quote]Gkhan wrote:
So everytime a shot is fired or military is involved it is a war?
Hauling people out of warzones is considered a war?
Reinforcing an embattled Embassy is a war?
Using military aircraft to transport people is a war?
Ferrying soldiers in an UNARMED helecopter is a war?
Deployment of troops to protect civilians in a hostile country is a war?
edit- did you even bother to read what you posted?
edit # 2: I can pick out the incidents I want to call a war?
I already did: FOUR.
edit- forgot about Bosnia. . . better make that FIVE.[/quote]
Bosnia wasn’t a war, it was more of a peace keeping mission. We tried to help bring an end to it…I wouldn’t consider that a war of ours, we were small issue to it. Remember? Hillary was dodging bullets.
[quote]orion wrote:
Chushin wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
You really are a whacko if you claim this is 20 wars. Wow.
Poor Orion is probably reeling from the shock that comes with realizing that his “Alpine Paradise” of a country isn’t at all as wonderful as he believed (or pretended?) it to be.
Actually seems to be rotting from the inside out:
Perhaps he should worry more about his own “country,” and spend less time criticizing others’.
Oh no, we have privacy laws that, gasp, protect citizens privacy!
Our policemen do not leak facts , not even to foreign media!
They, horrible dictu, politely, no less!, those bastards, decline to disclose informations that could endanger ongoing investigations because they are forbidden to do so by law!
What is really beyond forgiveness is that they respect peoples privacy so much that they do not take peoples life apart unless they have first class reasons to do so.
I apologize that I do not live in a police state, we will start to practice goose steps asap-
Hell we might even shoot some kids that grow weed in their basements.
Until then however people do not fear the Austrian police and generally cooperate with them. Hence, less than 100 murders per year and close to 90% are solved.
There seem to be countries were paramilitary police act like an occupying force though:
http://www.T-Nation.com/tmagnum/readTopic.do?id=2141754
PS: In case you don´t get it, a big yay!!! to the Austrian police, those corrupt lovable bastards.
Austria, home of the free, land of the brave.
You, as an American, could not possibly understand.
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Raping you daughter for 20 years is protected under privacy in Austria? Damn, do tell…It’s such a pretty place who’d a thunk it.
[quote]popgoblinn wrote:
everyone hates the biggest dog in the dog pound… [/quote]
I thought it was “freedoms” we were supposed to be jealous of.
Hard to keep up with your petty excuses.
[quote]I dont remember the quote but its somthing like,
“you sleep peacably at night in your bed because rough men stand ready to do violence on your behalf” [/quote]
I see “rough men” have adverb issues.
And pray tell how bombing the shit out of Iraq helps me sleep.
Get a room!
[quote]lixy wrote:
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And pray tell how bombing the shit out of Iraq helps me sleep.
…[/quote]
It is not supposed to help you sleep seeing that you sympathize with the terrorsts and continually excuse their actions.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
orion wrote:
Chushin wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
You really are a whacko if you claim this is 20 wars. Wow.
Poor Orion is probably reeling from the shock that comes with realizing that his “Alpine Paradise” of a country isn’t at all as wonderful as he believed (or pretended?) it to be.
Actually seems to be rotting from the inside out:
Perhaps he should worry more about his own “country,” and spend less time criticizing others’.
Oh no, we have privacy laws that, gasp, protect citizens privacy!
Our policemen do not leak facts , not even to foreign media!
They, horrible dictu, politely, no less!, those bastards, decline to disclose informations that could endanger ongoing investigations because they are forbidden to do so by law!
What is really beyond forgiveness is that they respect peoples privacy so much that they do not take peoples life apart unless they have first class reasons to do so.
I apologize that I do not live in a police state, we will start to practice goose steps asap-
Hell we might even shoot some kids that grow weed in their basements.
Until then however people do not fear the Austrian police and generally cooperate with them. Hence, less than 100 murders per year and close to 90% are solved.
There seem to be countries were paramilitary police act like an occupying force though:
http://www.T-Nation.com/tmagnum/readTopic.do?id=2141754
PS: In case you don´t get it, a big yay!!! to the Austrian police, those corrupt lovable bastards.
Austria, home of the free, land of the brave.
You, as an American, could not possibly understand.
He he. It sounds like you’re on the verge of tears there, son.
“Don’t leak facts,” huh? “Don’t do shit” (unless it’s for a bribe) is more like it.
Hey, BTW, what’s the child sexual abuse rate like in Austria? [/quote]
See, as an American you can not possibly understand that freedom means putting the government on a leash.
Do not worry, there is a whole Austrian school dedicated to that subject.
Plus, the sexual abuse rate is most definitely higher in the US since your laws regarding sexuality are a tad more inspired by puritan mores.
Which of course also means that our government does keep its nose out of our private lives.
[quote]pat wrote:
orion wrote:
Chushin wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
You really are a whacko if you claim this is 20 wars. Wow.
Poor Orion is probably reeling from the shock that comes with realizing that his “Alpine Paradise” of a country isn’t at all as wonderful as he believed (or pretended?) it to be.
Actually seems to be rotting from the inside out:
Perhaps he should worry more about his own “country,” and spend less time criticizing others’.
Oh no, we have privacy laws that, gasp, protect citizens privacy!
Our policemen do not leak facts , not even to foreign media!
They, horrible dictu, politely, no less!, those bastards, decline to disclose informations that could endanger ongoing investigations because they are forbidden to do so by law!
What is really beyond forgiveness is that they respect peoples privacy so much that they do not take peoples life apart unless they have first class reasons to do so.
I apologize that I do not live in a police state, we will start to practice goose steps asap-
Hell we might even shoot some kids that grow weed in their basements.
Until then however people do not fear the Austrian police and generally cooperate with them. Hence, less than 100 murders per year and close to 90% are solved.
There seem to be countries were paramilitary police act like an occupying force though:
http://www.T-Nation.com/tmagnum/readTopic.do?id=2141754
PS: In case you don´t get it, a big yay!!! to the Austrian police, those corrupt lovable bastards.
Austria, home of the free, land of the brave.
You, as an American, could not possibly understand.
Raping you daughter for 20 years is protected under privacy in Austria? Damn, do tell…It’s such a pretty place who’d a thunk it.[/quote]
Reading comprehension- A skill worthy of mastering it.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
orion wrote:
Chushin wrote:
orion wrote:
The stupidest damn post of his pathetic life.
…except for the one where he claimed he knows just as much about the US as Americans do, because…he reads about it on the internet!!!
boom, boom, boomerang…
Brilliant response![/quote]
Kangaroo, Boogaloo, Didgeridoo
[quote]Chushin wrote:
Jesus, you’re getting dumber by the minute! I said “child sexual abuse.” And you’re proud that your laws are less stringent. [/quote]
OMG!!! Think of the ch1ldrenz!
[quote]Chushin wrote:
orion wrote:
See, as an American you can not possibly understand that freedom means putting the government on a leash.
You could not possibly write anything more stupid. (Edit: BTW, does the “government” you have so well-leashed include the police who murder and accept bribes?)
Do not worry, there is a whole Austrian school dedicated to that subject.
Oops, guess I was wrong above!
I’d love to see the “The Nazi Years” chapter of that school’s textbook.
Plus, the sexual abuse rate is most definitely higher in the US since your laws regarding sexuality are a tad more inspired by puritan mores.
Jesus, you’re getting dumber by the minute! I said “child sexual abuse.” And you’re proud that your laws are less stringent?
Which of course also means that our government does keep its nose out of our private lives.
Fantastic! It’s easier to sexually abuse a child in Austria than in the US, because the government looks the other way!
Now THAT’S freedom. And it says volumes about Austrian morality (oops; that’s an oxymoron, it seems!)
And your grandparents keep asking, “HOW did we let the Holocaust happen?!?”
Oh, and BTW, while I unfortunately can’t recall the source, I’ve seen numbers that indicate that you wonderful Austrians have a freaking EPIDEMIC of familial child sexual abuse going on.
boom, boom, boomerang!
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rape:
Austria : 5.2 to 7.9 cases per 100000
USA: 36.3 to 40.1 cases per 100000
since pedophile rapes are a pretty stable percentage of rapes and sexual assaults
http://www.usatoday.com/life/2002/2002-03-12-pedophilia.htm
http://threeboysmissing.com/images/JJack-TBM-Stats-on-Pedophilia.pdf
it stands to reason that not only rape occurs 4 to 5 times as much in the US but that that also includes more rapes of children and teenagers.
And that is per capita not comparing the countries as a whole.
So, let us summarize this:
Less freedom, a more intrusive police and STILL at least 4 times more rapes and child fuckers.
Congratulations!
[quote]orion wrote:
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rape:
Austria : 5.2 to 7.9 cases per 100000
USA: 36.3 to 40.1 cases per 100000
…[/quote]
Since we know they ignore rape in Austria and deal with in the US these statistics clearly mean that the authorities ignore approximately 32 cases per 1000. Lovely country you have there.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
orion wrote:
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rape:
Austria : 5.2 to 7.9 cases per 100000
USA: 36.3 to 40.1 cases per 100000
…
Since we know they ignore rape in Austria and deal with in the US these statistics clearly mean that the authorities ignore approximately 32 cases per 1000. Lovely country you have there.[/quote]
If you look at the link you will see that Austria is right in the middle of other European countries with that number.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
Since we know they ignore rape in Austria and deal with in the US these statistics clearly mean that the authorities ignore approximately 32 cases per 1000. [/quote]
Explain.
[quote]lixy wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
Since we know they ignore rape in Austria and deal with in the US these statistics clearly mean that the authorities ignore approximately 32 cases per 1000.
Explain.[/quote]
Orion admitted tha Austrian police do not investigate nor report the facts so we must assume many rapes go unreported.
Apparently much of Europe is the same way. My sisten in-law is Belgian and she had her purse stolen in Italy. The police flat out refused to take a report or come out.
We have had multiple links showing the German police covering up police brutality and not keeping statstics on the subject.
There seems to be quite a pattern in Europe while in America every little thing is reported.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
Orion admitted tha Austrian police do not investigate nor report the facts so we must assume many rapes go unreported. [/quote]
By 500%? That defies common sense.
I don’t believe it. The Italian police is the most corrupted in Western Europe, but there is no way they could refuse to take your statement. I suspect your sis-in-law was either 1) impatient, 2) unreasonable, 3) unable to communicate.
Yeah. And we had multiple links showing 9/11 was an inside job too. Doesn’t make it so, now does it?
Besides, following your absurd logic I could take Mexican stats and apply them to the US. Remember Austria != Italy.
Look here, some idiot made the ridiculous claim that there were more rapes in Austria than in the US. The rationale was based on a couple of stories including Fritzl. Now, you come out brushing off the validity of statistics and rely on anecdotes to try and defend the staggering crime rates in the US.
In case you didn’t know, there are plenty of organizations not associated with the police that collect rape data around the world. And last I checked, their numbers coincided with the official figures in Europe.
And once again, this whole argument is ridiculous from the get-go. What Austrians do to other Austrians has absolutely nothing to do with American military interventionism.