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Rhinodawg

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10. Since I cant figure out whats allowed and what isnt..

Reply to ChisolmTrailDem (Original post)

Tue Sep 2, 2014, 01:32 PM

Sep 2014

I want to just blow the fuck out of these subhuman thugs

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God damn it! BREAKING MSNBC: Reports that Sotloff has been beheaded by ISIS [View all] ChisolmTrailDem Sep 2014 OP

This is unfortunate philosslayer Sep 2014 #1

you win for understatement of the year. Tuesday Afternoon Sep 2014 #19

+.000001 Boom Sound 416 Sep 2014 #140

Post removed Post removed Sep 2014 #20

Are you nuts? They are crazy. HERVEPA Sep 2014 #27

They kill people who don't believe as they do. hrmjustin Sep 2014 #37

And it is important to note that this includes fellow practitioners of Islam Algernon Moncrieff Sep 2014 #129

Absolutely! hrmjustin Sep 2014 #130

Really? yeoman6987 Sep 2014 #42

I'm sure you just forgot your sarcasm thingie get the red out Sep 2014 #45

yes...philosslayer has a different take than I do. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #53

Flossy from HP Aerows Sep 2014 #107

What???? 840high Sep 2014 #61

Nice one. You'd think none of the responses had ever read your posts before Scootaloo Sep 2014 #74

I figured you more than anyone would appreciate it. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #79

I'm not sure "appreciate" is the right word, there Scootaloo Sep 2014 #83

Not everyone keeps track of everyone else on here. HERVEPA Sep 2014 #104

Some people are extra-memorable, though. Scootaloo Sep 2014 #106

Maybe we should have left Sadam alone maxrandb Sep 2014 #78

... SammyWinstonJack Sep 2014 #134

+1 nt Live and Learn Sep 2014 #154

assuming you were being sarcastic... Sheepshank Sep 2014 #98

I think you are taking this waaaaay to serious. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #124

That was sarcasm right? Right? nt Fla Dem Sep 2014 #110

yes..it was directed at the person i was reponding to. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #122

cannot do it DustyJoe Sep 2014 #123

Joe... it was sarcasm. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #125

Your slip is showing. n/m ProudToBeBlueInRhody Sep 2014 #155

Welcome to DU 1st Officer Spock! Kaleva Sep 2014 #144

I just heard Krystal Ball report it on MSNBC. BlueCaliDem Sep 2014 #2

sadly these two despicable deaths will probably make bipartisan calls to invade someone spanone Sep 2014 #3

That's what worries me. The last thing we need! B Calm Sep 2014 #8

unfortunately, yes G_j Sep 2014 #22

Yeah, heads are going to roll over this mindwalker_i Sep 2014 #32

Worst pun of the day. nt geek tragedy Sep 2014 #39

Yeah, sorry about that mindwalker_i Sep 2014 #87

The carving up of the middle east Tansy_Gold Sep 2014 #86

Really? I don't know much of the details mindwalker_i Sep 2014 #88

After WW1 Scootaloo Sep 2014 #97

The present day countries of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan former9thward Sep 2014 #102

Thank you both for the information mindwalker_i Sep 2014 #172

Drone traffic headed their way. lpbk2713 Sep 2014 #4

Oh hell! How sickening. Cleita Sep 2014 #5

Horrifyingly sickening, Cleita. We need to do something about it. nt ChisolmTrailDem Sep 2014 #7

I'm wondering why they are poking the bear because it seems they are? Cleita Sep 2014 #16

They're probably getting paid by Cheney to 'poke the bear'. n/t woodsprite Sep 2014 #23

I think they see US ground forces as a recruiting tool Adsos Letter Sep 2014 #60

I agree. I don't think we can avoid it. Cleita Sep 2014 #64

I've heard it mentioned a number of times that is probably their plan. I'm afraid this will RKP5637 Sep 2014 #94

As mentioned by someone on MSNBC tonight, they have a huge structural problem Ex Lurker Sep 2014 #162

So further entanglement in the Middle East phil89 Sep 2014 #177

Did I say "something" has to be boots on the ground? nt ChisolmTrailDem Sep 2014 #179

BBC also reporting this nitpicker Sep 2014 #6

Calls for "taking the gloves off" already (Ayman Moyheldeen, MSNBC)... nt ChisolmTrailDem Sep 2014 #9

CNN: ISIS video shows beheading of American journalist Steven Sotloff bananas Sep 2014 #126

Since I cant figure out whats allowed and what isnt.. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #10

Then you have more in common with them than I do with either of you. nt Electric Monk Sep 2014 #43

I agree get the red out Sep 2014 #47

Enlist RandiFan1290 Sep 2014 #49

Thank you. Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #77

Wash off the Cheetos dust and get to work! RandiFan1290 Sep 2014 #81

This message was self-deleted by its author get the red out Sep 2014 #67

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Peacetrain Sep 2014 #11

Why don't we ever play hardball with them? Generic Other Sep 2014 #12

Are you advocating the US go to war against them? Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #13

The US is already at war against them. morningfog Sep 2014 #15

No not really Generic Other Sep 2014 #44

These are the people who routinely destroy other Muslims' holy sites starroute Sep 2014 #58

Hard to believe there is no way to stop them short of war Generic Other Sep 2014 #63

War is what happens when a situation is too screwed up to resolve peacefully starroute Sep 2014 #113

Yes the real culprits paint and enjoy their sunny retirements Generic Other Sep 2014 #150

These fanatics are a danger to most of the countries in the ME - I think it would be best if we got jwirr Sep 2014 #59

Who do you mean by they? Generic Other Sep 2014 #65

Yes, we do miss him!! I meant a coalition of ME leaders. It is them that ISIS is threatening. And jwirr Sep 2014 #72

B and C lost us all moral authority Generic Other Sep 2014 #84

Exactly. The people of the ME have witnessed first hand what those two did. jwirr Sep 2014 #120

Agree, where is Saudi Arabia in all of this? The pampered elite of the Middle East Fla Dem Sep 2014 #118

Fla Dem, the international pundits are asking why our so-called allies in saidsimplesimon Sep 2014 #121

I'm pretty sure we're already past that point Renew Deal Sep 2014 #90

The nukes killed far more innocent people than ISIS have so far. Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2014 #25

As was predicted by many after 9/11, there is really no winning a war against terrorism. justiceischeap Sep 2014 #29

They are no longer operating as terrorists starroute Sep 2014 #62

But they are outsiders Generic Other Sep 2014 #71

"As was predicted by many after 9/11, there is really no winning a war against terrorism." TommyCelt Sep 2014 #132

I was referring to the plan to bomb Fuji as a show of force Generic Other Sep 2014 #46

Nothing that large numbers of innocent people don't also value, I suspect N.T. Donald Ian Rankin Sep 2014 #73

True Generic Other Sep 2014 #80

Give ISIS time SnakeEyes Sep 2014 #128

How do you know we aren't playing hardball with them? underthematrix Sep 2014 #33

True, I don't know Generic Other Sep 2014 #48

"I'm a pacifist. Let's nuke something" Scootaloo Sep 2014 #40

I did not mean to advocate nukes Generic Other Sep 2014 #50

On paper, the solution is relatively simple Scootaloo Sep 2014 #70

This sounds like a reasonable plan Generic Other Sep 2014 #75

"We need to encourage a coalition between the four states most involved.... Rhinodawg Sep 2014 #85

well, as I pointed out... Scootaloo Sep 2014 #91

I hope we can dry up their funding and get the $400 million from the Mosul bank CTyankee Sep 2014 #108

Honestly, I think anyone with an ISIS flag should get a missile. delta17 Sep 2014 #147

We are playing hardball, we're letting our enemies kill each other Hippo_Tron Sep 2014 #161

Fucking monsters. NuclearDem Sep 2014 #14

Their method of beheading is particularly barbaric. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2014 #17

Sadly, I think that's the plan. TDale313 Sep 2014 #24

Oh nooooooo ...... polly7 Sep 2014 #18

horrible so sad right now rbrnmw Sep 2014 #21

Maybe the US should stop bombing people in the ME. ZombieHorde Sep 2014 #26

Given that ISIS is also butchering fellow believers of the Islamic faith Mike Daniels Sep 2014 #28

How are large grous of people radicalized? ZombieHorde Sep 2014 #36

Ok, in thi situation, two words; power vacuum. JNelson6563 Sep 2014 #66

Do you think the US helped to create that power vacuum? nt ZombieHorde Sep 2014 #76

The US created it, no question. JNelson6563 Sep 2014 #157

Favorite catch phrase of neocons - "power vacuum" anti partisan Sep 2014 #115

does anyone really know who ISIS is? underthematrix Sep 2014 #38

Sen. McCain probably does tularetom Sep 2014 #56

Do Not Get Between John McCain and a Camera. Cha Sep 2014 #149

+1 grahamhgreen Sep 2014 #34

heartbreaking riverwalker Sep 2014 #30

Now we can attack Assad! We started this. Out now. grahamhgreen Sep 2014 #31

Ugh. Warren DeMontague Sep 2014 #35

They are obeying the quran highmindedhavi Sep 2014 #41

oh we're playing crazy holy book verses Enrique Sep 2014 #54

Hmmm... KansDem Sep 2014 #57

He doesn't have to be that. Kablooie Sep 2014 #176

They're also disobeying it, chief Scootaloo Sep 2014 #93

What if we use the quran against them by creating some sort kiranon Sep 2014 #160

Damn deutsey Sep 2014 #51

Someone sure wants to drag us back into Iraq. Old and In the Way Sep 2014 #52

I think the problem with that is that we don't have great intel inside Syria. Someone we can..... Tarheel_Dem Sep 2014 #69

Yesterday a Pentagon guy on CNN mentioned that Snowden's leaks flamingdem Sep 2014 #138

I don't know why anyone would be surprised by that. There's no doubt that Snowden has damaged.... Tarheel_Dem Sep 2014 #139

Yes--the Snowden leaks have damaged our intel capabilities. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #170

Besides the names of agents he mentioned communications flamingdem Sep 2014 #175

He is a traitor. And he ran to Putin. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #181

The target seems to be Syria. KurtNYC Sep 2014 #92

Well Bush Inc did add Syria to Teh Axis of Teh Evil leftstreet Sep 2014 #101

Syria was one of the infamous "7 countries in 5 years" KurtNYC Sep 2014 #109

For geo-strategic purposes? Old and In the Way Sep 2014 #105

the Saudis and Isreal want Assad out KurtNYC Sep 2014 #114

I don't think either Israel nor Saudi Arabia would prefer ISIS to replace Assad Hippo_Tron Sep 2014 #164

exactly, no one wants ISIS to replace any government in that area so... KurtNYC Sep 2014 #167

No it doesn't really set us up to save the day, we're bloodletting Hippo_Tron Sep 2014 #173

Obama tried to go to Syria once. Second time's a charm! morningfog Sep 2014 #117

Very sad. However, I wish we cared as much for every innocent person the US military kills. morningfog Sep 2014 #55

Thank you! missingthebigdog Sep 2014 #100

+ 1 lunasun Sep 2014 #152

+1 nt Live and Learn Sep 2014 #156

My brain and heart are fighting over this graywarrior Sep 2014 #68

Yep, I know exactly what you mean. And there really is no perfect answer, damn if RKP5637 Sep 2014 #103

This is sad, and no doubt an effort to draw us back in. But how many more Americans are in line.... Tarheel_Dem Sep 2014 #82

Okay, let me see if I understand.... missingthebigdog Sep 2014 #158

So fucking sad...crying. RiffRandell Sep 2014 #89

isis is dangerous, single minded revolting and we need to stop them now samsingh Sep 2014 #95

^^this^^ Puzzledtraveller Sep 2014 #136

what does ^^this^^ mean? samsingh Sep 2014 #141

that one agrees with the post. Puzzledtraveller Sep 2014 #143

excellent samsingh Sep 2014 #166

We should plan on fixing their little red wagon, and soon. TwilightGardener Sep 2014 #96

oh my god, that poor man. Raffi Ella Sep 2014 #99

Beheading a journalist is awful. So is blowing off heads of a lot of innocent people with our bombs. Hoyt Sep 2014 #111

Yep, both are wrong mvd Sep 2014 #116

Exactly. Prior to bush's invasion, almost 1 million Christians lived in relative peace in Iraq. Hoyt Sep 2014 #119

Next up is a British journalist octoberlib Sep 2014 #112

George "fuckhead Bush & Dick Cheney just had to get in there and stir up that .... Botany Sep 2014 #127

You Break it, You bought it. Yep, we sure did break it, didn't we? jillan Sep 2014 #133

ISIS wasn't in existence and al Qaeda wasn't operating in any area that was controlled ... Botany Sep 2014 #146

Disagree with your last point SnakeEyes Sep 2014 #153

So drone and air strikes? SnakeEyes Sep 2014 #131

Hopefully that is a big reason that President Obama is being cautious cpwm17 Sep 2014 #148

hey, it's all good Puzzledtraveller Sep 2014 #135

When I heard Dorian Gray Sep 2014 #137

___ In_The_Wind Sep 2014 #142

And now Rick Scott blames Obama for lack of strategy. Asshole vanlassie Sep 2014 #145

Steven Sotloff~ :( Cha Sep 2014 #151

I bet we can choke these fools off financially taught_me_patience Sep 2014 #159

We need to pull every American out of the Middle East Marrah_G Sep 2014 #163

I cannot imagine the pain the family is going through Marrah_G Sep 2014 #165

As a Desert Storm Vet. So what? This is all designed to get us into a war. Katashi_itto Sep 2014 #168

Thank you for your service, and I agree with you, No War. Raffi Ella Sep 2014 #171

The solution... macllyr Sep 2014 #169

Sometimes I feel like the best course of action is to stop flooding that part of the world raouldukelives Sep 2014 #174

So we're taking the bait phil89 Sep 2014 #178

Boy! You sure read a LOT into my initial reaction to hearing this horrifying news. Sotloff's life ChisolmTrailDem Sep 2014 #180