Comments by "" (@Josh93B93) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

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  29.  @pdoylemi  nice thought, but in the end, after someone is in court so often for manslaughter cases, at which point do repeated offences become murder? Maybe they should have thier firearms permit revoked under said circumstances? Otherwise it will just keep happening, again, and again, whilst using the money aquired from the victims to pay court cost. In my home country troops have only ever been deployed overseas under auspices of United Nations as peacekeepers, in my current adopted country the armed forces have only been deployed upon the request of soveriegn states for assistance, the last time that happened was 3 decades ago to defend the sovereignty of Angola and gurantee the independence of Namibia from Apartheid South Africa, since then it has only participated in humanitarian relief missions in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. If the US only makes blunders and this is not pre-meditated, then the sensible thing to do is to only deploy it's forces under UN mandate and scruitiny, when that happens, I might actually be able to believe some of America's claims, but my faith and trust in the system was broken long ago in primary school, The Americans sided with Churchill and Kitchener as well as the crown in branding my ancestors as terrorist for striving for independence from the same empire that you yourselves fought to be free from, you chose your own geopolitical interest as oppossed to recognizing our plight for freedom when we needed your support. When my countrymen were deployed to the Congo after Lumumba was murdered your country was busy giving Mobutu Sese Seko money to arm french and belgian mercenaries that were then used to kill my countrymen. I, along with the rest of Ireland, still happen to be quite pissed about this, our men died trying to keep the peace whilst your CIA was doing everything in its power to break it in order to control the Uranium mines, while not giving a damn about the Congolese struggle for freedom. These injustices are far too common to be excused as accidents or simple blunders, as the US has repeatedly failed to rectify these past mistakes, and only goes on continuing in subverting the third world to its will by means of force. I cannot believe in or support americas foriegn policy, as it is preditive in nature and imperialist in practice, so with that being said I do not believe we will be able to come to an understanding on the matter. With that I respectfully say goodnight and goodbye to you sir.
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