Agreed, same in Taiwan.
America hasn't dealt with these problems at home. If you can't sort your own problems out, it means you don't have solutions for any other country; you just seem to cause mayhem on a larger scale.
Will Taiwan be destroyed by China while Biden remains silent?
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Agreed, same in Taiwan.
America hasn't dealt with these problems at home. If you can't sort your own problems out, it means you don't have solutions for any other country; you just seem to cause mayhem on a larger scale.
Over my dead body!
You're missing the much larger picture. Anna not only desires that for Taiwan she desires that for all 330 million US citizens plus the rest of the world too. She has made this abundantly clear over time.
Democrats are limp-brained, yellow-backed, pansy peaceniks who have no clue how freedom is secured and maintained.
Marke wants peace, which is why he advocates going to war with murderous fascist thugs who commit atrocities that destroy the peace and security innocent people.
Leftists will not make peace with the righteous at home and then claim because leftists will not make peace at home then good people can not do anything to help deliver innocent people around the world from wicked leftist barbarians in their countries.
annabenedetti
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The time to "take out the communist dictatorship" was when they were still only allowing 1 child per family. They stopped the oppressive and abusive policy in 2015.
The time to "take out the communist dictatorship" was before it had a chance to get off the ground, maybe say, in 1966 before Mao had the chance to murder so many Chinese people.
Do you actually think that now, the Chinese military will allow the west to "take out the communist dictatorship" without a retaliation that will be felt on a global scale? No. It will be another opportunity for the U.S. to start something they can't finish.
annabenedetti
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So why didn't we invade the USSR?
annabenedetti
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You're more insane than usual today.
No Marke doesn't.
So if there are individual thugs they should be brought to justice, this means evidence against each individual thug with lawyers and judges. This would lead to a peaceful solution.
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Research it and report back.
Your assignment: write a two-page essay on why Taiwan is our ally and why we defend them.
Hillary and other democrats did not vote to invade the USSR, just Iraq.
Morons stupidly think that if nations lay down their weapons invading hordes of demonic barbarians will also.
annabenedetti
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The U.S.S.R. existed for almost 70 years, through about 12 American presidents.
Why didn't any of the 12 call for the invasion of the U.S.S.R. and save the millions who suffered and died in the gulags and the forced famines?
Why didn't we (properly) invade and conquer that tiny little island of Cuba and save the Cubans from decades of abuse under Castro?
If the USSR had bombed the world trade towers instead of Obama Bin Sadin then the outcome would have been quite different.
The U.S.S.R. existed for almost 70 years, through about 12 American presidents.
Why didn't any of the 12 call for the invasion of the U.S.S.R. and save the millions who suffered and died in the gulags and the forced famines?
Why didn't we (properly) invade and conquer that tiny little island of Cuba and save the Cubans from decades of abuse under Castro?
annabenedetti
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What a bizarre babble of a non-answer.
Replacing it with the totally moral and not in any way evil two-child policy.
Screw you, buddy.
annabenedetti
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Opinion: Iraqis never got the democracy we were promised. We are paying the price.
Tallha AbdulrazaqSunday’s poll was another sad day for me — as I imagine it was for many other Iraqis, if the abysmal 41 percent turnout is anything to go by. We never got the democracy we were promised, and were instead left with a grossly incompetent, highly corrupt and hyperviolent monster masquerading as a democracy and traumatizing a generation. . . .
What the miserly turnout proves is that very few Iraqis believe in democracy anymore, and certainly not the flavor that was forced upon us at gunpoint by the United States and its allies in 2003. These elections simply serve to punctuate what we already know, which is that our vote will be used to justify the mirage of democracy, while a handpicked group of elites will continue to profit as we continue to suffer.
With such deep systemic and structural problems — and with a continued lack of justice for the victims of those murdered by security forces and militias, who act with total impunity — Iraqi politics is doomed to continue on its current trajectory of rot and ruin. I, for one, will not dye my index finger blue for the sake of Iraq’s faux democracy ever again. I am certain I am not alone in my despair.
Oh...So they did get "American Style" democracy after all.
