Comments by "Ronin Dave" (@RoninDave) on "1 France Terror Suspect Turns Himself In, 2 Still at Large" video.

  1. shirehorse91 you must have missed the Iraq War II. It was in the papers I think.
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  2. Hans Blitz You have the nerve to talk about absurdities when you write hammy shit like : "I'm not going to let you or anyone else corrupt the minds of children and the naive with your lies and excuses" You're a goddamn looney 
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  3. Well the Islamaphobes have not lost anytime in demonizing all things Islamic with their usual hate-charged unproductive rhetoric.
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  4. ***** you want to try that again with a bit more coherency?
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  5. ***** take your meds
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  6. Hans Blitz do you ever offer anything of substance, little troll? 
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  7. Hans Blitz am I blaming? No, that is you being a simplistic fucktard as usual. What I am doing is pointing out the background in which these horrendous acts occurred which in no way excuses the cowardly idiotic behavior of these two now dead fuckwits.
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  8. Hans Blitz it's short-sighted dumbasses like yourselves who ensure that these kinds of horrendous actions will happen again and again and again...
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  9. shirehorse91 Afghanistan, you may also have heard of that. Then there's the countries we have bombed and/or assisted one side or another like Libya and Syria. 
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  10. Zetarrino don't come to me with that tinfoil hat bullshit. Who's they pray tell? The whole of Islam? Or the terrorist groups who have been killing more muslims than they have anyone else?
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  11. ***** well said. The spread of radicalized Islam goes hand in hand with the post-911 world and how we have responded which is poorly thought out. We have helped the terrorists and radicals do their jobs for them by constantly bungling with drones and the like on one hand and anti-islamic rhetoric on the other. We've allowed idiots to dictate our policy and given voice to the morons and haters and look where it has gotten us.
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  12. shirehorse91 be quiet, child. You are splitting hairs over nothing while missing the point deliberately.
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  13. Zetarrino because they grew up in France where there has been discrimination against muslims plus their parents were from Algiers a former French colony but we know from their history that the US invasion of Iraq and the later treatment of prisoners of Abu Garaib did have an affect on them and motivated them to participate. The elder brother spent time in a French prison for this so as you can see it ties together.
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  14. Zetarrino I never said these dipshits were geniuses. It was obviously a desperate symbolic gesture of solidarity they were going for. Instead of hitting some government building or an anti-immigration rightwing group they decided to go after a satirical newspaper. They were dumbfucks and cowards but to ignore the background they came from is perilous. More terrorists have sprung up since our "War on Terror" than there ever were before. We seriously need to take a long look at what we are doing because what we have been doing hasn't worked.
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  15. shirehorse91 we invaded first, killed a bunch of people, and as a result there's ISIS. Were you sleeping during the 2000's or something?
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  16. Hans Blitz you're the one who's all gungho, cowboy. Go get 'em!
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  17. shirehorse91 never said it gave them the right, dipshit. Try actually reading for a change. The US invasion motivated these brothers previously to connect with al queda
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  18. shirehorse91 do you even know what the fuck you are dribbling on to your keyboard? These two brothers started down their path as a result of the US's invasion of Iraq
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  19. shirehorse91 what? No, I'm saying they were motivated to be terrorist shitheads because of what was going on in Iraq. That's what started them down their path
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  20. Hans Blitz assumptions do not an argument make
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  21. Hans Blitz incredible rebuttal there, kid
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  22. themplar your poor understanding of history makes baby Hegel cry. Why would someone write about contemporary desert mystics in backwater areas where literacy was low to begin with? How would someone in Rome have heard of Jesus during the brief years of His teaching until after the fact? They didn't have twitter back then plus the survivability of written records particularly firsthand accounts is low.
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