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justiceischeap

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2. I'd like to think that Sanders and Warren (and possibly Clinton) are seeing things we aren't
Tue Sep 9, 2014, 09:38 AM
Sep 2014

I know many are skeptical about the IS threat but maybe they're seeing things (secret things) that the public isn't aware of. Maybe we should consider that we need to deal with IS militarily because we don't yet have all the facts.

I'm certainly not beating the war drum, I'm as much for peace as most on this board but to think that we live in a society that can do without war is naive. Sadly, there will always be war--it's how we go about war that matters, I think.

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Peace is a lie, there is only passion. atreides1 Sep 2014 #1
I'd like to think that Sanders and Warren (and possibly Clinton) are seeing things we aren't justiceischeap Sep 2014 #2
I would suspect Clinton has seen more than Warren and Sanders. wyldwolf Sep 2014 #8
Of course you have Capt. Obvious Sep 2014 #27
why would you believe two senators - one a freshman - have seen more than the former SOS? wyldwolf Sep 2014 #30
No one has seen more than a former first lady, junior Senator, SOS Capt. Obvious Sep 2014 #31
ah, ok, I see where you're going. Have fun! wyldwolf Sep 2014 #33
Do you though? Capt. Obvious Sep 2014 #35
There were peace activists advocating disarmament before WWII too. That would have been a bad idea. stevenleser Sep 2014 #3
Dennis Kucinich probably has free time... brooklynite Sep 2014 #4
Didn't you get the memo? anti partisan Sep 2014 #17
Because they are smarter than those who put them on a pedestal. nt conservaphobe Sep 2014 #5
+1...nt SidDithers Sep 2014 #6
yup. best answer so far. wyldwolf Sep 2014 #9
Politicians don't deserve pedestals. Ideas and morals do. (nt) anti partisan Sep 2014 #11
Our war criminals destroyed Iraq so we owe Iraq compensation. L0oniX Sep 2014 #7
Our actions are making things worse, not better. apples and oranges Sep 2014 #10
A lot of people support peace, only they have not sold their soul yet for high office (nt) anti partisan Sep 2014 #12
Two smart women and one asshat (Paul). William769 Sep 2014 #13
This time it's someone elses turn AgingAmerican Sep 2014 #14
Thats the price we pay for being the only super power. nt William769 Sep 2014 #15
Bull pucky AgingAmerican Sep 2014 #16
We are not and should be a super power. morningfog Sep 2014 #18
China is not a world super power Lurks Often Sep 2014 #20
It's never "someone else's" turn to deal with bad guys. pampango Sep 2014 #19
Where have I heard that one before? AgingAmerican Sep 2014 #21
You have a better memory than me. I don't remember anyone saying that. pampango Sep 2014 #22
so now liberals who oppose war are freely called "libertrolls" on DU. disgusting. cali Sep 2014 #23
These flame bait posts Capt. Obvious Sep 2014 #24
I think the OP meant Paul/Libertarians? leftstreet Sep 2014 #26
I suspect the poster is referring to libertarian trolls who would promote Rand Paul rather pampango Sep 2014 #28
Oh, I think part of the intent is for Warren and Sanders supporters to think Oh! Warren and Sanders djean111 Sep 2014 #29
I don't think we should go to war with Isis Marrah_G Sep 2014 #25
The Peace Candidate will be in a 3rd Party. Tierra_y_Libertad Sep 2014 #32
Mine too bigwillq Sep 2014 #36
Me too. But, wouldn't vote for a hawk no matter where I live. Tierra_y_Libertad Sep 2014 #37
Alan Grayson opposes war Enrique Sep 2014 #34
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