So they do not mind selling weapons to Saudi Arabia so they can terrorize Yemen but are too gutless to get off the sidelines and participate fully in the biggest war ever that was taking place in their backyard. Jeesh.
I don't think we should sell any weapons to countries at war and/or non-democracies (including the The Corrupt states of America).
But for context, I do believe the sales of arms to Saudiaarbia is only spareparts to systems (a radar system) we have already sold and have agreements to fulfill. And it's 0,2 percent of the arms export. No new sales to the country has been approved.
But I don't think anyone should make arms to begin with. But in practice, I think it should only be sold to stable democracies that are in no conflicts. And I think the new laws here are even stricter about that, which is good.
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So they do not mind selling weapons to Saudi Arabia so they can terrorize Yemen but are too gutless to get off the sidelines and participate fully in the biggest war ever that was taking place in their backyard. Jeesh.
I don't think we should sell any weapons to countries at war and/or non-democracies (including the The Corrupt states of America).
But for context, I do believe the sales of arms to Saudiaarbia is only spareparts to systems (a radar system) we have already sold and have agreements to fulfill. And it's 0,2 percent of the arms export. No new sales to the country has been approved.
But I don't think anyone should make arms to begin with. But in practice, I think it should only be sold to stable democracies that are in no conflicts. And I think the new laws here are even stricter about that, which is good.
Hey, S_C, just curious- what time is it where you are? It's 11:52 PM here and this place is dead.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
So they do not mind selling weapons to Saudi Arabia so they can terrorize Yemen but are too gutless to get off the sidelines and participate fully in the biggest war ever that was taking place in their backyard. Jeesh.
I don't think we should sell any weapons to countries at war and/or non-democracies (including the The Corrupt states of America).
But for context, I do believe the sales of arms to Saudiaarbia is only spareparts to systems (a radar system) we have already sold and have agreements to fulfill. And it's 0,2 percent of the arms export. No new sales to the country has been approved.
But I don't think anyone should make arms to begin with. But in practice, I think it should only be sold to stable democracies that are in no conflicts. And I think the new laws here are even stricter about that, which is good.
Hey, S_C, just curious- what time is it where you are? It's 11:52 PM here and this place is dead.
Its 0907 in the morning. I started work half an hour ago.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
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But for context, I do believe the sales of arms to Saudiaarbia is only spareparts to systems (a radar system) we have already sold and have agreements to fulfill. And it's 0,2 percent of the arms export. No new sales to the country has been approved.
But I don't think anyone should make arms to begin with. But in practice, I think it should only be sold to stable democracies that are in no conflicts. And I think the new laws here are even stricter about that, which is good.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Well, you and a few other easily offended thin skinned Americans.
Shitty comment.
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This is 2019, go back to 1949 where you came from.
What do you imply with being in ones "mommas basement"?
Goodness. Wide swaths of projection here.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
what is this, the 5th grade?
-EV 8/14/93
-EV 8/14/93