The Iraq War - Legal or Illegal

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  • jeffbr
    jeffbr Seattle Posts: 7,177
    Then you're opining blindly for what reasons specifically???

    Not blindly opining. I was specifically opining about someone who though FFG was afraid to debate. I did not opine about the video or the topic because I haven't watched the video.
    slap...
    Please don't hurt yourself.
    if you actually looked you would have already saved yourself time whining about it....Mr no time..

    Check again. I didn't say I didn't have time to watch your videos. I merely have no desire to click your links. I do admit I was intrigued enough last month to break my rule (the silly thread linking Columbine and Israel), but it only reinforced why I made my rule in the first place.
    your logic is frightening.

    Thank you. I'm not entirely sure what logical fallacy you're trying to highlight, though.
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  • Urban Hiker
    Urban Hiker Posts: 1,312
    I can't watch the whole video without patience beyond my capabilities at this time. I swear it's like I'm on dial up.

    Anywho - ILLEGAL!!!!
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  • jeffbr wrote:
    Not blindly opining. I was specifically opining about someone who though FFG was afraid to debate. I did not opine about the video or the topic because I haven't watched the video.


    Please don't hurt yourself.



    Check again. I didn't say I didn't have time to watch your videos. I merely have no desire to click your links. I do admit I was intrigued enough last month to break my rule (the silly thread linking Columbine and Israel), but it only reinforced why I made my rule in the first place.



    Thank you. I'm not entirely sure what logical fallacy you're trying to highlight, though.

    Yet you have time to waste your time complain and fanning your farts... yes I can see that much.

    You have no point except hot air, I can see that also.

    your logic is stunning once again

    edit: and out of all my threads you focus on the bad ones and hold them up like a shiny turd you pulled from your butt...congratulations.

    sorry for not being flawlessly perfect and to your most gracious supreme liking..

    what-fucking-ever..
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  • I can't watch the whole video without patience beyond my capabilities at this time. I swear it's like I'm on dial up.

    Anywho - ILLEGAL!!!!


    maybe they're still on dial up...

    That would explain it.
    Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
    and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
    over specific principles, goals, and policies.

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  • If you're going to try to count the weak links in the UN, you best be prepared to make a bigger list.

    Certainly in many cases the US has served to undermine, subvert, and generally derail the UN, but we are far from alone. As it stands today, the UN is a body of convenience, not a body of sovereign principle. And that's much bigger than "the US".

    Specifically I was referring to the veto power of the US. It means that even if the UN was to bring some motion against the US for its actions obviously the US would veto it, hence the UN becomes essentially powerless in all areas which the US does not agree. So it pisses me off no end when the UN is characterised as 'powerless' because this reflects largely the US's obstructive perogative. You only have to look at the number of resolutions vetoed by the US (and supported by Australia, much to my disgust) regrding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
  • Collin
    Collin Posts: 4,931
    If you're going to try to count the weak links in the UN, you best be prepared to make a bigger list.

    Certainly in many cases the US has served to undermine, subvert, and generally derail the UN, but we are far from alone. As it stands today, the UN is a body of convenience, not a body of sovereign principle. And that's much bigger than "the US".

    He/she said weakest ;)
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  • Specifically I was referring to the veto power of the US. It means that even if the UN was to bring some motion against the US for its actions obviously the US would veto it, hence the UN becomes essentially powerless in all areas which the US does not agree. So it pisses me off no end when the UN is characterised as 'powerless' because this reflects largely the US's obstructive perogative. You only have to look at the number of resolutions vetoed by the US (and supported by Australia, much to my disgust) regrding the Israel-Palestine conflict.

    Obviously this is not unique to the US, as the US is not the only nation with veto power. Regardless, the UN could bring forward such a resolution vis a vis the Iraq War even if the US would veto it. That would make a strong statement, at the least.
  • Prove it.

    I already have, if one accepts the assumption that you are real. To be real is to occupy space and time and, as such, have a non-zero effect on objects around you as a direct results of one's existence. And since you responded to my post, I had some measurable affect on you.

    Or, I could just use the word "floccinaucinihilipilification", which is a word that has both an objective meaning and is a word you've likely never heard, which largely demonstrates that I'm likely not a figment of your imagination. But even if I was, I could still be classified as "real".
  • I already have, if one accepts the assumption that you are real. To be real is to occupy space and time and, as such, have a non-zero effect on objects around you as a direct results of one's existence. And since you responded to my post, I had some measurable affect on you.

    Or, I could just use the word "floccinaucinihilipilification", which is a word that has both an objective meaning and is a word you've likely never heard, which largely demonstrates that I'm likely not a figment of your imagination. But even if I was, I could still be classified as "real".

    There's no way you're real.

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  • polaris
    polaris Posts: 3,527
    is the war illegal? yes
    is the US solely to blame? no

    just goes to show economic exploitation transcends political boundaries ... the US (as powerful as they seem) cannot do what they are doing in iraq without complicity from other nations ...
  • Pacomc79
    Pacomc79 Posts: 9,404
    I already have, if one accepts the assumption that you are real. To be real is to occupy space and time and, as such, have a non-zero effect on objects around you as a direct results of one's existence. And since you responded to my post, I had some measurable affect on you.

    Or, I could just use the word "floccinaucinihilipilification", which is a word that has both an objective meaning and is a word you've likely never heard, which largely demonstrates that I'm likely not a figment of your imagination. But even if I was, I could still be classified as "real".


    could you use that word in a sentence please and spell it phonetically.

    Thanks. Just curious, I don't even know how to say it.
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  • Pacomc79 wrote:
    could you use that word in a sentence please and spell it phonetically.

    It's a noun that refers to the act of judging something to be completely worthless:

    "When you didn't even bother to reply to that ridiculous argument, you made a floccinaucinihilipilification."

    (flok-suh-naw-suh-nahy-hil-uh-pil-uh-fi-key-shuhn)
  • Pacomc79
    Pacomc79 Posts: 9,404
    It's a noun that refers to the act of judging something to be completely worthless:

    "When you didn't even bother to reply to that ridiculous argument, you made a floccinaucinihilipilification."

    (flok-suh-naw-suh-nahy-hil-uh-pil-uh-fi-key-shuhn)


    Thanks, I was having a rough time with that one. Of a trifiling value. I think I learn something new everyday
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