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Emo's United or Pehophile Playground? You Decide.
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Iran | 11% | 11% - 14 | ||||
N.Korea | 16% | 16% - 19 | ||||
Sudan | 0% | 0% - 1 | ||||
Globalization | 0% | 0% - 1 | ||||
Israel | 6% | 6% - 8 | ||||
Religious zealots | 16% | 16% - 20 | ||||
Venezuela (lol) | 1% | 1% - 2 | ||||
The United Nations | 1% | 1% - 2 | ||||
The United States and allies | 20% | 20% - 24 | ||||
myspace.com | 22% | 22% - 27 | ||||
Total: 118 |
Last edited by S3v3N (2006-10-13 09:53:34)
Yeah, which sadly is exactly what they wanted. They make the threat to us that they have a nuke. The fact they supposedly have the capability puts them in the club uf nuclear nations. I hate to say it, but it has given them a little bit of pull in the international community.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I would almost vote Nkore...but....not really. They are dangerous, thats for sure, but I think they are making all this noise just to get into direct talks with the United States again. I used to oppose this, but honestly you gotta keep it real when someone got a nuclear weapon. thats the plain truth.
The medieval catholic church was devoted to preserving the status quo, but reform and change came from within in response to it's corruption. The same is likely to happen to any corrupted association devoted to the status quo.Bubbalo wrote:
US, Israel, UN are creating (and in the case of US and Israel benfiting from) the status quo, why would they change it?
I almost did the same lolKtotheIMMY wrote:
I know this was meant to be serious, but I just had to answer myspace.com
[Borat] High five! [/Borat]KtotheIMMY wrote:
I know this was meant to be serious, but I just had to answer myspace.com
Masques wrote:
I voted religious zealots...at home and abroad. Honestly, that's why Pakistan having nuclear weapons is more frightening for me than either Iran or the DPRK going nuclear. Say what you will about Iran, but it's probably one of the more stable societies in the region, save Israel or Turkey and if the current theocracy fell, the likely government waiting in the wings would most likely be better. North Korea having nukes doesn't fundamentally change the national security calculus for the US or the ROK as a pre-nuclear DPRK invasion of the south would have probably involved the US using tactical nukes and the likely destruction of the south...not much has changed as far as I can see.
Pakistan however is a different situation. Hell, Musharraf is a (fairly) good ally, but if he falls...
And I don't particularly cotton to the nuts here at home that feel that global death and carnage are a sign of the "glorious return of Jesus Christ". Makes me wish their asses were already raptured up to wherever the fuck they're going so they can leave me to my pleasures of the flesh.
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Religion allows people to justify anything. It's on the same level as paranoia when it comes to manipulating people's behavior. Islam is used to manipulate people into committing acts of terror, while the fear resulting from such acts is used to manipulate people into supporting war. It's a vicious cycle unlikely to end anytime soon.CameronPoe wrote:
I think people are going overboard on the 'religious zeal' option. Many of the disputes you speak of are territorial, the 'religion' element being just a convenient label for either side (Kashmir, Tibet, Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine/Golan Hts./etc.). Most people erroneously believe the war in Northern Ireland is about religion, for instance.
PspRpg-7 wrote:
Venezuelan Myspacers. Those EMO COMMIE BASTARDS
The Catholic Church didn't change much, and only did so due to losing power. Nobody who has power willingly gives it away.jonsimon wrote:
The medieval catholic church was devoted to preserving the status quo, but reform and change came from within in response to it's corruption. The same is likely to happen to any corrupted association devoted to the status quo.
Change conquers all.