Boycotting RickyB

[rickyb]

Nuclear war in the US would wipe out 90 PERCENT of the population

A nuclear attack on the United States' missile silos would blow radioactive fallout to every state and parts of Mexico and Canada, killing more than 300 million people in its wake.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Will you look at this map of the fallout ?
Two countries at one time.
rickyb, where are you on this map ?

lets protest like the palestinians to end nukes

canada will be wiped out too. australia and nz 50% survival i think

play with fire long enough and eventually you get burned.

 

[Box Ox]

Nuclear war in the US would wipe out 90 PERCENT of the population

A nuclear attack on the United States' missile silos would blow radioactive fallout to every state and parts of Mexico and Canada, killing more than 300 million people in its wake.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Will you look at this map of the fallout ?
Two countries at one time.
rickyb, where are you on this map ?

Attacking our missile silos would be the last thing the attacking country ever did.

America's Nuclear Triad

The triad, along with assigned forces, provide 24/7 deterrence to prevent catastrophic actions from our adversaries and they stand ready, if necessary, to deliver a decisive response, anywhere, anytime.

www.defense.gov

 

[rickyb]

Attacking our missile silos would be the last thing the attacking country ever did.

America's Nuclear Triad

The triad, along with assigned forces, provide 24/7 deterrence to prevent catastrophic actions from our adversaries and they stand ready, if necessary, to deliver a decisive response, anywhere, anytime.

www.defense.gov

america would be wiped out.

 

[Box Ox]

america would be wiped out.

More people should understand that comrades wish America were destroyed because they hate America. But it's still just another one of their comrade fantasies.

 

[rickyb]

More people should understand that comrades wish America were destroyed because they hate America. But it's still just another one of their comrade fantasies.

we are not safe from nukes. im not just talking about your country. we need to get rid of nukes.

 

[Thebrownblob]

we are not safe from nukes. im not just talking about your country. we need to get rid of nukes.

It will only hurt for a second Ricky

 

[Box Ox]

we are not safe from nukes. im not just talking about your country. we need to get rid of nukes.

Comrades dream of western countries disarming themselves so they'd be vulnerable to countries run by dictatorships that would still have nukes.

 

[UnionStrong]

It will only hurt for a second Ricky

That’s what his boyfriend said

 

[rickyb]

Comrades dream of western countries disarming themselves so they'd be vulnerable to countries run by dictatorships that would still have nukes.

everyone needs to disarm. its called an agreement which US has been ripping up.

 

[rickyb]

It will only hurt for a second Ricky

if your gonna be dumb you better be tough!

 

[Thebrownblob]

if your gonna be dumb you better be tough!

 

[Box Ox]

Comrades dream of western countries disarming themselves so they'd be vulnerable to countries run by dictatorships that would still have nukes.

everyone needs to disarm.

And they could if the way real life works were actually conducive to that my sweet little innocent comrade.

 

[rickyb]

And they could if the way real life works were actually conducive to that my sweet little innocent comrade.

theres been non proliferation agreements

 

[Box Ox]

everyone needs to disarm.

And they could if the way real life works were actually conducive to that my sweet little innocent comrade.

theres been non proliferation agreements

That’s not the same thing.

 

[rickyb]

That’s not the same thing.

"
So here you have the spectrum, all racing toward disaster, perfectly consciously, a great testimonial to human intelligence. And that’s only the beginning. There’s something else, which–at least this, some people are talking about–there’s another danger, at least as extreme, which is barely discussed. And that’s the greatly increasing threat of nuclear war. Greatly increasing. Not only the nuclear–the new nuclear strategy study, which is bad enough; Obama’s before it was also pretty awful. But also the dismantling of the entire arms control system which has kept us, more or less, barely alive. Anyone who looks at the history of the nuclear weapons period knows that it’s kind of a miracle that we’ve survived this long. Well, there was an arms control regime. One core part of it was the ABM Treaty, which George W. Bush dismantled. The second major part was the INF Treaty, negotiated by Reagan and Gorbachev, that reduced sharply the threat of nuclear war for 20 years. Trump has just abandoned it, and there’s barely a word about it.

And furthermore, immediately after abandoning it, the Pentagon carried out a test, obviously long-planned, of a missile that violates the treaty. Just pleading with the Russians and others, please make up, develop missiles to destroy us. The Open Skies treaty, initiated by Eisenhower–it was a different world then–that’s the next one on the chopping block, won’t do that. The New START treaty is next; the administration’s already said they’re not going to sign it. That ends the arms control regime; we are now free to create more and more destructive weapons to ensure that others do the same. If you read the announcements from Lockheed Martin and other arms control producers, they’re ecstatic, getting huge contracts to figure out ways to destroy us all and to make sure that others do it, too. Hardly a word said about this."

Noam Chomsky: America Has Built a Global Dystopia - Truthdig

In the first installment of a two-part interview, Robert Scheer meets the renowned thinker for the first time to discuss world politics.

www.truthdig.com

 

[Thebrownblob]

"
So here you have the spectrum, all racing toward disaster, perfectly consciously, a great testimonial to human intelligence. And that’s only the beginning. There’s something else, which–at least this, some people are talking about–there’s another danger, at least as extreme, which is barely discussed. And that’s the greatly increasing threat of nuclear war. Greatly increasing. Not only the nuclear–the new nuclear strategy study, which is bad enough; Obama’s before it was also pretty awful. But also the dismantling of the entire arms control system which has kept us, more or less, barely alive. Anyone who looks at the history of the nuclear weapons period knows that it’s kind of a miracle that we’ve survived this long. Well, there was an arms control regime. One core part of it was the ABM Treaty, which George W. Bush dismantled. The second major part was the INF Treaty, negotiated by Reagan and Gorbachev, that reduced sharply the threat of nuclear war for 20 years. Trump has just abandoned it, and there’s barely a word about it.

And furthermore, immediately after abandoning it, the Pentagon carried out a test, obviously long-planned, of a missile that violates the treaty. Just pleading with the Russians and others, please make up, develop missiles to destroy us. The Open Skies treaty, initiated by Eisenhower–it was a different world then–that’s the next one on the chopping block, won’t do that. The New START treaty is next; the administration’s already said they’re not going to sign it. That ends the arms control regime; we are now free to create more and more destructive weapons to ensure that others do the same. If you read the announcements from Lockheed Martin and other arms control producers, they’re ecstatic, getting huge contracts to figure out ways to destroy us all and to make sure that others do it, too. Hardly a word said about this."

Noam Chomsky: America Has Built a Global Dystopia - Truthdig

In the first installment of a two-part interview, Robert Scheer meets the renowned thinker for the first time to discuss world politics.

www.truthdig.com

And yet , we’re still not destroyed…

 

[rickyb]

And yet , we’re still not destroyed…

that goes to the miracle part of what hes saying.

 

[Box Ox]

everyone needs to disarm

And they could if the way real life works were actually conducive to that my sweet little innocent comrade.

theres been non proliferation agreements

That’s not the same thing.

"
So here you have the spectrum, all racing toward disaster, perfectly consciously, a great testimonial to human intelligence. And that’s only the beginning. There’s something else, which–at least this, some people are talking about–there’s another danger, at least as extreme, which is barely discussed. And that’s the greatly increasing threat of nuclear war. Greatly increasing. Not only the nuclear–the new nuclear strategy study, which is bad enough; Obama’s before it was also pretty awful. But also the dismantling of the entire arms control system which has kept us, more or less, barely alive. Anyone who looks at the history of the nuclear weapons period knows that it’s kind of a miracle that we’ve survived this long. Well, there was an arms control regime. One core part of it was the ABM Treaty, which George W. Bush dismantled. The second major part was the INF Treaty, negotiated by Reagan and Gorbachev, that reduced sharply the threat of nuclear war for 20 years. Trump has just abandoned it, and there’s barely a word about it.

And furthermore, immediately after abandoning it, the Pentagon carried out a test, obviously long-planned, of a missile that violates the treaty. Just pleading with the Russians and others, please make up, develop missiles to destroy us. The Open Skies treaty, initiated by Eisenhower–it was a different world then–that’s the next one on the chopping block, won’t do that. The New START treaty is next; the administration’s already said they’re not going to sign it. That ends the arms control regime; we are now free to create more and more destructive weapons to ensure that others do the same. If you read the announcements from Lockheed Martin and other arms control producers, they’re ecstatic, getting huge contracts to figure out ways to destroy us all and to make sure that others do it, too. Hardly a word said about this."

Noam Chomsky: America Has Built a Global Dystopia - Truthdig

In the first installment of a two-part interview, Robert Scheer meets the renowned thinker for the first time to discuss world politics.

www.truthdig.com

That’s not a response to my post. You’re just saying something else now.

 

[rickyb]

That’s not a response to my post. You’re just saying something else now.

well at least i dont watch MSM and im a lot more handsome and respectable looking

 

[Box Ox]

well at least i dont watch MSM and im a lot more handsome and respectable looking

I’ll always respect how you believe you look, my out of the Matrix comrade.