I don't like whats going on at my neighbors's house. I think I will break in and make them see things my way !

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maybe you should if he is beating or killing his wife or kids.. makes you think, dont it..

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sure thing. Let me nose around and then I will make the determination whether I feel deemed to liberate my neighbor


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Do you think his family will welcome you?
Especially if you decide to stay....

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Yes I determined that I will stay and I will shove my beliefs down their throats. I have determined that I will do this at any price. For I am the greatest.


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"Atta" boy RPM. Violence solves everything
 
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What on Earth are you talking about?

Clearly, to invade your 83 year old neighbor's house you need to do it the legal way. First, sanction you neighbor by cutting his electrity & water supplies off. Next you whould schedule several inspections. When these inspections reveal that your neighbor has no weapons, then you should call all the inspectors useless & acuse your sactioned neighbor of playing games.

After, you've called your neighbor a liar without any evidence you should then get the other neighbors together for a vote to "show their cards" on whether they should be invaded & attacked. The night before the vote you should wire tap all the other neighbors, bribe the poor ones & then call the vote off because the local minister threatened to veto your attack. You will now need to act quickly because your neighbors will start to think you are a war raging lunatic. Here's what you should do - forge some receipts indicating that your neighbor bought a BB gun & present this at your emergency family meeting as "evidence". Your familiy will think you're a hero, while the neighborhood mocks & despises you, but don't let that crush your spirits because you are a soveign home owner.

After you've convinced your family that your 83 year old neighbor and his "non-existing" BB gun are a threat to you, you should send your son and his friends over to burn down the neighbor's house & liberate his 81 year-old wife (if she doesn't die in the fire).

This is the only "just" way to handle this situation.
 

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darn Lander, I wish I wrote that one.

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come to think of it, I think I bought him one about 17 years ago to take care of some people I deemed evil
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Oh that's right... the folks across the street had a dog that wouldn't quit barking, so you gave him the .357 to solve that problem.
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Maybe you can get around to that .357 neighbour next year.
He's the N.Korean guy, right?
Just tell your neighbours he ate his dog, then you can all go and kick his door in and sort his family out.

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Are you the same rich guy who went to school w/my brother? You were a cheerleader and could barely get a C in English and failed Econ.
My Bro said you were stoned most of the time. And you had a brother even dumber than you! Are you THAT guy?

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so how do you suggest we help... obviously your all against violence of any kind,,, so whats your plan to help the Iraqi people.. come on now tell me,, did it not bother you guys when sadaam killed the kurds and the shia muslims.. no help for those guys,, lets kick america out, leave sadaam in power.. then how do we help, or do we just look away... why is violence wrong in one instance and not in another... come on sissy's answer..

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Silver7 -

How did your brother know. Out of 6 billion people in the world he found me on the RX board

You sure are funny !

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did it not bother you guys when sadaam killed the kurds and the shia muslims.


Does it not bother you that our sanctions and bombings have killed far more Iraqi's than Saddam has ?
 

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Saddam's attacks on the Kurds occured from the mid 70's to the late 80's. This is the same period of time in which the U.S. SUPPORTED Saddam. Now we want to use this as one of many excuses to attack. Lmao. What hypocrites.
 

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Human Rights Watch estimates that 500,000 to 1,000,000 people died during the campaign. But the assault on Halabja and other Iraqi repression received little attention from the administration of then-President Ronald Reagan, which backed Iraq over Iran.

"The Western countries in 1988 didn’t do anything against the Iraqi regime, " said Dr. Adil Karem, director of the Halabja Martyrs Hospital.

"Now they use the Halabja issue for their own benefit," he added, referring to Bush’s citing of the incident.




The above was found at this site

http://www.joshuakucera.com/halabja.htm
 

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Human Rights Watch estimates that 500,000 to 1,000,000 people died during the campaign. But the assault on Halabja and other Iraqi repression received little attention from the administration of then-President Ronald Reagan, which backed Iraq over Iran.

"The Western countries in 1988 didn’t do anything against the Iraqi regime, " said Dr. Adil Karem, director of the Halabja Martyrs Hospital.

"Now they use the Halabja issue for their own benefit," he added, referring to Bush’s citing of the incident.




The above was found at this site

http://www.joshuakucera.com/halabja.htm
 

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