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So you approve of chemical weapons being used on civilians? Would do you think should be done, more hand wringing and condemnation? It's time for action, all other means have failed. -
so what type of action should be taken if it cannot be determined who was responsible?Originally posted by proggy View PostIt doesn't matter if it wasn't Assad, it is unacceptable that the weapon was used, so action needs to be taken. I do believe it was the government and all the evidence points to that so far. I hope we get an intervention like Libya.Comment
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How would he prove he didn't do it?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI think it is spelt Assad.
If he didn't do it or condone (meant authorise) it why not let the UN in to check that he really didn't do it?
You poo poo other people reading what the media says and drawing their own conclusions that Assad did it but you are doing the exact same thing.
If he didn't do it he needs to prove he didn't do it.
Regardless it's a shocker of a tactic.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Wow, you've done it again. That's the most straw-ish straw man argument I've seen in a long time.Originally posted by proggy View PostSo you approve of chemical weapons being used on civilians?
Idiot.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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With great difficulty undoubtedly, but a start would be to let the UN have the oppertunity to see what is happening.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostHow would he prove he didn't do it?Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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That would help, yes.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostWith great difficulty undoubtedly, but a start would be to let the UN have the oppertunity to see what is happening.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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So if it was his wife or a top Army general who ordered it that's OK? What is your poin?t We all know you can call people stupid but you seem to be lacking in the thinking and making a point department, which is quite important when discussing something.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostEvery time you return to this site you manage to say something so utterly stupid we're all left in suspense as to how you're going to meet your own standards next time around.Comment
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Proggy, do you get some auto-erotic thrill from being told you're a cretin?Originally posted by proggy View PostSo if it was his wife or a top Army general who ordered it that's OK? What is your poin?t We all know you can call people stupid but you seem to be lacking in the thinking and making a point department, which is quite important when discussing something.
It's not certain whether it's Assad and his chums or one of the other loony groups that have jumped on the Syrian opposition's bandwagon, and it makes a bloody big difference in terms of international law, the UN, US-UK-Russian relations, British and American law, relations in the middle east and so on and so forth.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Since when was the onus on a person to prove they did not do something as opposed to proving they actually did it. I am surprised you have been poisoned by the media to the extent you have forgotten "innocent until proven guilty". To you it seems to be "Guilty until proven innocent".Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI think it is spelt Assad.
If he didn't do it or condone (meant authorise) it why not let the UN in to check that he really didn't do it?
You poo poo other people reading what the media says and drawing their own conclusions that Assad did it but you are doing the exact same thing.
If he didn't do it he needs to prove he didn't do it.
Regardless it's a shocker of a tactic.Comment
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I'd be happy for the US/UK to go in and topple the Saudi government - the main sponsors of terrorism around the middle east and to me the likely providers of chemical weapons to the opposition.Originally posted by proggy View PostSo you approve of chemical weapons being used on civilians? Would do you think should be done, more hand wringing and condemnation? It's time for action, all other means have failed.Comment
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