realbrown1
Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
Which one? You have so many personas it's difficult to keep track of who you are at the moment.I'm a mod now? Kool!
Which one? You have so many personas it's difficult to keep track of who you are at the moment.I'm a mod now? Kool!
privilegePriveledge has it's place, bless your heart.
Mexican drug cartels are worse than ISIL - Aljazeera
Western obsession with the Islamic State is fueled more by bigotry than any genuine assessment of risk or atrocities
The horrific rampage of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has captured the world’s attention. Many Western commentators have characterized ISIL’s crimes as unique, no longer practiced anywhere else in the civilized world. They argue that the group’s barbarism is intrinsically Islamic, a product of the aggressive and archaic worldview that dominates the Muslim world. The ignorance of these claims is stunning.
While there other organized groups whose depravity and threat to the United States far surpasses that of ISIL, none have engendered the same kind of collective indignation and hysteria. This raises a question: Are Americans primarily concerned with ISIL’s atrocities or with the fact that Muslims are committing these crimes?
For example, even as the U.S. media and policymakers radically inflate ISIL’s threat to the Middle East and United States, most Americans appear to be unaware of the scale of the atrocities committed by Mexican drug cartels and the threat they pose to the United States.
Mexican drug cartels are worse than ISIL - Aljazeera
Western obsession with the Islamic State is fueled more by bigotry than any genuine assessment of risk or atrocities
The horrific rampage of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has captured the world’s attention. Many Western commentators have characterized ISIL’s crimes as unique, no longer practiced anywhere else in the civilized world. They argue that the group’s barbarism is intrinsically Islamic, a product of the aggressive and archaic worldview that dominates the Muslim world. The ignorance of these claims is stunning.
While there other organized groups whose depravity and threat to the United States far surpasses that of ISIL, none have engendered the same kind of collective indignation and hysteria. This raises a question: Are Americans primarily concerned with ISIL’s atrocities or with the fact that Muslims are committing these crimes?
For example, even as the U.S. media and policymakers radically inflate ISIL’s threat to the Middle East and United States, most Americans appear to be unaware of the scale of the atrocities committed by Mexican drug cartels and the threat they pose to the United States.
The only point it made was contained in the subtitle of the article:The article makes a lot of valid points.
The only point it made was contained in the subtitle of the article:
Western obsession with the Islamic State is fueled more by bigotry than any genuine assessment of risk or atrocities
Yep. Pretty much it, in a nutshell.
People of color, in general.we only care when the victims look more like 'us'. As long as 'they' kill each other, we don't really care.
What color??? Pink, Brown, Green, Yellow, Blue.....People of color, in general.
Is this honestly an acceptable ratio? Disgusting.
Us Led Air Strikes Killed 521 Fighters, 32 Civilians
Ok, let's talk about it, how many lives were saved by the action of murdering 32 innocent civilians... men, women and children. You tell me, how many lives did that save? Give me a number since you've apparently managed to come up with one to rationalize away your humanity.The Germans didn't seem too worried about killing civilians when they were bombing hell out of Great Britain.
The nature of war suggests there will be collateral damage.
Let's talk about how many lives were saved by the actions referred to.
Good point, it's very probable we've mudered many more civilians than the numbers suggest.Since no one is actually wearing an military uniforms , how can anyone tell fighters from civilians ?
The nature of war suggests there will be collateral damage.
At what point does this become unacceptable?