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America reaps what it sows, says preacher as British jihadists gloat
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And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
Originally posted by woohoo View PostStarting with the insults eh, tired of trying to string a sentence together that may form part of an argument.
Act obtuse, people will think you are obtuse.Comment
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Originally posted by tractor View PostRubbish. For me it IS about the rights of the Falkland Islanders to be British.Comment
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Originally posted by alluvial View PostWell if you want to wilfully misunderstand something, I am not going to make the mistake of entering to a long laborious explanation.
Act obtuse, people will think you are obtuse.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostNone of that matters if you decide not to send your fleet in the first place. Once you enter into a war things like this happen. War is unpredictable. Without the help from the US and some others we probably would not have won and many more men might have lost their lives.
There was a point where the sensible thing would be to negotiate, but fearing the damage to our reputation we entered into the war. People died. If you think it was for jolly ole Britain then you live in dream world.
I am sure if you had said it to Galtieri, he would have thought better of it and changed his mind, then none of it would have happened.
I may be in a dream world but you just have your eyes closed to the facts.
You cannot negotiate with a military junta, 30,000 Argentines tried and subsequently disappeared.Comment
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when you're dead you dont know you're dead. You dont feel any pain. Everyone else gets the pain.
It's the same when you are stupid.(\__/)
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Originally posted by alluvial View PostNegotiate? So the Argentinians are sitting on the front lawn of Government House landing more men and weapons and you think they'll be willing to negotiate? The only thing they would be willing to negotiate would be how quickly they could clear the British citizens out and get the name of the islands changed in all the Atlases.Comment
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostAt the time, yes, but they had been requesting negotiations for a long time. Now it's run by a democratically elected idiot who reminds me of some kind of Latin American equivalent of Sarah Palin. However, she can perhaps be influenced positively, maybe via her somewhat more sensible husband.
However, she should be negotiating with the Islanders, not Cameron or the government or the UN, it's their homes and their nationality that is at stake but oh, they already voted and almost to a person, they voted to stay a British colony, under British rule. They have the right to self determination and it should be left at that. There are more pressing things for the UN to be doing like disarming the world and ridding it of dictators and terrorists.Comment
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Originally posted by tractor View PostSorry was that to me, Margaret Thatcher or General Galtieri?Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostI think there comes a time you have to accept someone has a different opinion and you can't argue the point any more. You are not an intelligent person, I can't change that as much as I would like to.Comment
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