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In reply to the discussion: Afraid of ISIS? [View all]Hissyspit
(45,790 posts)92. I didn't say it was all propaganda. Nice misrepresentation.
How is this in any way like 2003? Jeez
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Well, installing Saddam Hussein *did* keep radical-Muslims in check, didn't it?
BlueCaliDem
Sep 2014
#63
So then we went in and executed a million of THEM. Mostly Sunnis in the beginning.
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#7
Sorry about your hand, Polly, hope it heals quickly. Your posts are gold on this forum.
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#95
and apparently it's also some people's duty to pretend there are no threats whatsoever.
KittyWampus
Sep 2014
#18
No, but that doesn't mean I'm going to pretend there is no possible threat.
KittyWampus
Sep 2014
#23
Well, more like coordinated limited military action and intelligence operations designed to
msanthrope
Sep 2014
#84
It is difficult to tell when the wolf is real, but having been deceived often does not mean
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#17
isis is not a secular state actor like saddam. its far more akin to al qaeda and emerged
La Lioness Priyanka
Sep 2014
#19
yeah a friend was just on facebook saying that they were "terrified of 9/11"
Horse with no Name
Sep 2014
#20
* "Bin Laden determined to strike in US" -- Presidential Daily Briefing. August 8, 2001
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2014
#33
For someone who supposedly makes his living through writing and analysis
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2014
#46
Islamic State is ABSOLUTELY an existential threat to the domestic security of the United States.
MohRokTah
Sep 2014
#41
Exactly. And for all we've given up to fund our "security state" in financing for social
suffragette
Sep 2014
#101
It is in the back in the mind when I am on the subeays, bridges, and crowds but
hrmjustin
Sep 2014
#50
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I'm more afraid of the RW crazies with
sinkingfeeling
Sep 2014
#51
American Jihadists in Syria Could Bring Fight Home U.S. Official (Olsen) Warns *cough*
Turborama
Sep 2014
#105
Yeah, there's also a strong possibility none of them plan to ever go back to the US
Turborama
Sep 2014
#122
Not only that, but those bloodthirsty Sandinistas are just a day's drive from Harlingen, Texas!
RufusTFirefly
Sep 2014
#70
"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist."
pampango
Sep 2014
#82
If I thought we we were really innocent in all of this I might be dumbfounded too.
Live and Learn
Sep 2014
#104
Not in the least, and I'm about 4000 miles closer to them than you are.
Spider Jerusalem
Sep 2014
#109