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What do you think Israel should have done?

Not taken the Hamas head out in the first place
3 (11.1%)
Taken him out, and issued an apology for the "collateral damage" (as they did)
5 (18.5%)
Taken him out with the declaration that the "collateral damage" was "acccceptable"
14 (51.9%)
Something else?
5 (18.5%)

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Offline Mad Bomber

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I agree with Top Gun there. Sharon wrecks the Palestinian Authority's forces completely, leaves, and then blames them for not stopping yet another act of terrorism (and the cycle begins anew).

Sandwich, you're asking why should Israel be held to stricter standards than the rest of the world. It shouldn't. I just don't think such heavy-handed actions are going to get things anywhere. (Like Venom said, why not a sniper or SWAT team? Or perhaps, as I suggested, a lighter ordnance, that wouldn't have blown up all the nearby houses?)

In the end, civilian casualties are inevitable. I'd just prefer to see as few as possible.
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The American economy is a legitamate military target??!?!? Do I really need to point out how ridiculous this is?


Ok so your saying that attacking a Economic target is a stupid military move? I hope that if i run a whole battalion of troops and your the enemy leader, you attack me first. no doubt you will go after my military before my economy.
Why do you think the US bombs before sending ground troops? To destroy the command centers and ensure they are unable to rebuild. Therefore, if they can attack a target that provides them with money to buy the tanks, the US will bomb this economical target.
You always go for the throat in war, hitting the cash cow is the virtual throat. you can destroy tanks and jets, but what good is that if they can buy more or buy the parts to build more. money is the center of power. You my friend are ridiculous to think economy has nothing to do with war, and to think it is not a viable wartime target. Why do you think they divided Germany's resources after the war? So they cant become a threat due to their economical power.
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The ~3,000 civilians who died on September 11th were in no manner "collateral damage". One of the defining things about terrorisim and terrorists is that they deliberately target civillians with intent to frighten, injure and kill. That is what happened on September 11th, with the added "bonus" of a deathly blow to the symbol of America's economic power, as well as a blow to America's military might (the Pentagon).


Osama's attack on WTC was not only to firghten and Kill, it was to "cripple the american economy" in order to stop the US from stepping in on Middle eastern conflicts and back isreal in their "injustice" on the palestinian people. He did it for military reasons, since he declared war on the US before, maybe the US should have taken his words more seriously. His attack on this target was military reasoning, to believe he did it to just kill innocents is ignorant. The man may be insane, but he is not stupid. Im sure his next attack will be the pentagon, whitehouse or possibly a Nuclear power plant, but since that is expected maybe he will go after someone else who aids the US. We will see, he will return. If not him his followers. Its far from over, and its my opinion we do something to stop it now before another WTC MIlitary tragedy happens again.

Dont forget, the politicians feed your brain to support their cause, they will use as many slanderous words as possible and paint the enemy as red as they can to garner support. DOnt believe everything you read see and hear. Try to look at things from a logical perspective, and an open mind.

 

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And Himmler was worse than the both of them put together. Hitler just chased the Jews and killed them as he encountered them (and he let a few of his Jewish friends live). Himmler wanted to systematically round them up and execute them en masse. Hitler was a passive genocidal maniac but Himmler was about as actively genocidal as you could get.


Interesting side note - Himmler's eugenicism and belief in the superiority of the Aryan race did not erode his respect for certain groups of untermeschen - notably the Gypsies. He respected their racial purity and marriage within ranks. Thus, he wanted them preserved in a kind of reservation. Weird. :nod:

I also agree with Lonestar on the economics issue. Put it into Command & Conquer terms: do you attack people's Ore Refineries first, so they can't build more tanks - or their war factory, which can be replaced at a cost?

 

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Ok, so what Israel is saying, is basically: "Everyone else has killed civilians, why shouldn't we?". That logic is simply amazing.

I've never really liked taking sides in debates like this, but sometimes it can be really hard. What I really would like to know, is that how exactly do you think killing terrorist leaders affects terrorism? You have to understand, that in this case, the reason for terrorism is Israels oppression on palestinians, and I simply can't see how would killing more of them help the matter? In a situation like this, new leaders will rise, always.

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Mc Veigh was tried and found guilty. Even though the evidence is overwhealming evidence for his guilt.

Maybe not but every time there is an attack on Israel, the army goes into Palestinian occupied territory, imposing curfews on the entire population, shooting at anyone who doesn't comply with the martial law and causing damage. The Palestinian authority is now powerless to do anything about terrorism because its efficiency has been eroded. Yet Sharon still blames them every time there is an attack which is used as a justification for further incursions. Not to mention his antics in Beirut, where he was found responsible for thousands of innocent people being killed by Christian Militia. Israel consistently isists that Arafat sould back down because of his record (which may be true) but for things to truely advance Sharon should definately accomany him.


Guess what? Mister Shehadeh was supposed to have been in jail, but Arafat had had him freed. Somehow I doubt he would have been targeted had he still been in jail! :rolleyes:

And the PA, do something about terrorisim?? Besides support and encourage, you mean? :ha:

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Sandwich, you're asking why should Israel be held to stricter standards than the rest of the world. It shouldn't. I just don't think such heavy-handed actions are going to get things anywhere. (Like Venom said, why not a sniper or SWAT team? Or perhaps, as I suggested, a lighter ordnance, that wouldn't have blown up all the nearby houses?)

In the end, civilian casualties are inevitable. I'd just prefer to see as few as possible.


I agree - the one-ton bomb was way out of proportion. That's not the gripe that I have with this situation. My gripe is that when we accidentally - through bad intel or sheer stupidity, I don't know - kill 17 (I think that's what the death toll is up to... :( ) civillians, we get jumped on. But there wasn't much jumping-on occurring during the American operation in Afghanistan or any of those other places where hundreds of civillians were killed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

To put it simply: Civillian casualties, no matter on whose side, are bad. But so is having double standards.

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Ok so your saying that attacking a Economic target is a stupid military move? I hope that if i run a whole battalion of troops and your the enemy leader, you attack me first. no doubt you will go after my military before my economy.
Why do you think the US bombs before sending ground troops? To destroy the command centers and ensure they are unable to rebuild. Therefore, if they can attack a target that provides them with money to buy the tanks, the US will bomb this economical target.
You always go for the throat in war, hitting the cash cow is the virtual throat. you can destroy tanks and jets, but what good is that if they can buy more or buy the parts to build more. money is the center of power. You my friend are ridiculous to think economy has nothing to do with war, and to think it is not a viable wartime target. Why do you think they divided Germany's resources after the war? So they cant become a threat due to their economical power.


Osama's attack on WTC was not only to firghten and Kill, it was to "cripple the american economy" in order to stop the US from stepping in on Middle eastern conflicts and back isreal in their "injustice" on the palestinian people. He did it for military reasons, since he declared war on the US before, maybe the US should have taken his words more seriously. His attack on this target was military reasoning, to believe he did it to just kill innocents is ignorant. The man may be insane, but he is not stupid. Im sure his next attack will be the pentagon, whitehouse or possibly a Nuclear power plant, but since that is expected maybe he will go after someone else who aids the US. We will see, he will return. If not him his followers. Its far from over, and its my opinion we do something to stop it now before another WTC MIlitary tragedy happens again.


Dude, the WTC towers were never the backbone of the American economy - most economies have no one specific backbone that can be pointed at with a finger. What they were was a tall-standing symbol of the American economic might, and that's what Bin-Laden was striking against - the symbol. You said it yourself: he "...may be insane, but he's not stupid..." Now tell me that Bin-Laden could have honestly thought that striking the WTC towers would cause the American economy to collapse. :rolleyes:

And my reference was not about whether hitting an economic symbol or center was wise strategy in a war. It was that the target was a civillian target, plain and simple. And that my friend, is the definition of terrorisim.

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Ok, so what Israel is saying, is basically: "Everyone else has killed civilians, why shouldn't we?". That logic is simply amazing.

I've never really liked taking sides in debates like this, but sometimes it can be really hard. What I really would like to know, is that how exactly do you think killing terrorist leaders affects terrorism? You have to understand, that in this case, the reason for terrorism is Israels oppression on palestinians, and I simply can't see how would killing more of them help the matter? In a situation like this, new leaders will rise, always.

The only ones who can stop this crisis, are the Israeli, no doubt about that.


No, that's not what we're saying. We are saying "We apologize for the innocent blood shed there, but why was there not an equal uproar about innocent blood shed in Croatia, Afghanistan, etc etc?"

And killing terrorist leaders is sort of like chopping off the head of a snake - y'know? Without a head, the rest usually tends to die.
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Dude, the WTC towers were never the backbone of the American economy - most economies have no one specific backbone that can be pointed at with a finger. What they were was a tall-standing symbol of the American economic might, and that's what Bin-Laden was striking against - the symbol. You said it yourself: he "...may be insane, but he's not stupid..." Now tell me that Bin-Laden could have honestly thought that striking the WTC towers would cause the American economy to collapse.


Yeah, I think that going after the WTC was a somewhat poor decision on their part, since they had the means to actually do some damage by going after more important targets (capitol, pentagon, white house, etc.) and they didn't take full advantage of the opportunity.

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Then you kill those as well, and keep doing that until they are all dead. :D :D
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I never said WTC was the only Economic Backbone of the USA. It has many obviously. He did however strike the most important in people minds. He has written a page in history.

Lets not forget he wanted to prove the west isnt invincible. He achieved that as well.

Oh, and he did go after the pentagon too, just the timing was wrong and the brave people aboard that Jet stopped it before it could get there.

it was a military attack in a new age of war. Yes he killed civilians, yes it is bad. It isnt any worse then hiroshima though now is it? Im sure Americans will say it is worse since it their people involved, but ask the japanese if hiroshima was worse then WTC, bet they would say yes.

All governments make mistakes, only thing is, is whos propaganda are you eharing mostly? Which country do you live in?

Im sure if you all lived in the middle east this strike on WTC would have been a proud one for you.

 

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hiroshima was the final bloody battle in a long bloody war, it was done to win the war as quickly and with the fewest deaths on our side as posable, that is how you win a war with someone who is nearly or more powerful as you are.

the 9-11 atack was a first strike (well the first one we realy payed atention to) we did nothing to prevoke it, other than wafelling in our foren policy at the request of the europeans and hippy peace freaks,
these are blood thursty ****ing insane killers, they derive there lifes greatest pleasure by killing as many people who are not part of there perfict order as they posably can, they know we hate killing inocent people so they wrap themselves in there own peoples inocence and lash out at us for beeing better than them despite not following there god, then they cry when there childeren get killed when we retaliate.

this is a war with a determined, dedicated, driven, and above all else insane grupe of very very angery people, if you just want to role over and let them kill you then fine but don't expect us to do the same
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CP: The point was symbolic more than anything else. For whatever reason, they decided to go after targets that were (before the post-911 propoganda machine) unequivocally evil in the eyes of nearly everyone not a uber-right-wing-nut. I've met Christian rightist families, the sort that swarm abortion clinics, who recognized the WTC and Pentagon as symbols of Amerikan imperialism. What they didn't count on was the tractability of the populace and the sway the national propaganda machine holds.

Bobbau: Insane? I think not. They hate us utterly and unquestioningly, and that will not change in their lifetimes. Their viewpoint is utterly, almost incomprehensibly different from our own, but not entirely- I can see how and why they'd go at us like that. As Eldridge Cleaver said: "What may seem irrational from the viewpoint of the Mother Country may seem rational from the viewpoint of the colony."More fitting words for the current scenario have rarely been said.

American lives are of little consequence to them- by participating in and abetting the government that they blame all their woes on (to a large degree justly), we're almost as bad as the very people who helped to bring about their state themselves. They certainly would think little of wiping the whole lot of us out- much as you seem to feel about them. In fact, the attitudes you display, and particularly those in the military, probably precisely reflect the attitudes some of the Middle Eastern populace- and the militants- have. I only hope there are some who try to see both sides over there, as well.

 

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anyone who considers any other life as of little consiquence and
has dedicated there life and death to killing me and\or my people
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So... you want to preserve the lives of the terrorists, because they have more value than killing them would? Quick- don't bluster or you lose 20 points.

 

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CP: The point was symbolic more than anything else. For whatever reason, they decided to go after targets that were (before the post-911 propoganda machine) unequivocally evil in the eyes of nearly everyone not a uber-right-wing-nut. I've met Christian rightist families, the sort that swarm abortion clinics, who recognized the WTC and Pentagon as symbols of Amerikan imperialism. What they didn't count on was the tractability of the populace and the sway the national propaganda machine holds.


That is what I am saying; they had the opportunity to do some actual material damage to the system (which would also do psychological damage as a side effect) by sending all of the planes after stuff in Washington, but they did not capitalize on the chance. And I'm not sure how the targets were "unequivocally evil." :p

 

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And killing terrorist leaders is sort of like chopping off the head of a snake - y'know? Without a head, the rest usually tends to die. [/B]


You didn't really get it, did you?

I'll quote CP5670:
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Then you kill those as well, and keep doing that until they are all dead"

Is that what you really want? To kill every single palestinian? I don't think there is a single palestinian who _doesn't_ hate Israel at the moment, killing a leader won't affect anything. So your changes are basically to kill all of them, or think of something else. Right now, Mr. Sauron seems to be using the first alternative.
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Actually I was just making a joke there, but really, even if it did come to that, things would work out quite well in the end.

 

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Actually I was just making a joke there, but really, even if it did come to that, things would work out quite well in the end.


Yes, I noticed that :) . Only it appears that the Israeli(their leaders at least) really think that way.

That's an interesting thought,  if we would kill all the foreigners, and then inhabit the entire world with only finnish people, things would definitely work out quite well.

Hey, that gives me an idea... :devilidea
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I never said WTC was the only Economic Backbone of the USA. It has many obviously. He did however strike the most important in people minds. He has written a page in history.

it was a military attack in a new age of war. Yes he killed civilians, yes it is bad. It isnt any worse then hiroshima though now is it? Im sure Americans will say it is worse since it their people involved, but ask the japanese if hiroshima was worse then WTC, bet they would say yes.


A. You said it yourself: He struck the most important in people's minds. That, my good sir, is what's known as a "symbol".

B. How can you compare the two?? Bobboau already pointed out the differences, so I'll just add one thing. If you compare it to anything, I'd say that the attack on Pearl Harbor would be the closest analogy, and even then, it was a strike against the military and the military ships moored there.

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Is that what you really want? To kill every single palestinian? I don't think there is a single palestinian who _doesn't_ hate Israel at the moment, killing a leader won't affect anything.



Sad that it's gotten to the point at which even you are equating the Palestinian population in general with terrorists, eh? Look at yourself. You should be ashamed. Personally, I try (I may not always succeed, but I do make the effort) to differentiate between the Palestinians and the terrorists. Why don't you?

Anyways, to get to your question, and with the above point in mind, I say that we should kill every terrorist leader that may arise - regardless of his/her nationality. If the Palestinian people realize at some point that terror is not the answer, I'll be among the first to shout "Halleluyah!"
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People need to use a thing called common sense, instead of being technical, Hamas is obvivously a terrorist organization, suicide bombers, suicide pilots are tools of terrorists.
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Terrorism is just one of many weopons. It's the last resort for theocratic nations without military technology and groups coinstantly under siege/operating underground; being prevented from having military technology. It's just chance that most people wielding this weopon at the minute are not fighting for a just (in our eyes) or attainable cause.

Propaganda wise, a terrorist is someone who holds a radically different opinion to Authority (File Sharers, Pot Smokers, Pro Life Campaigners, Pro choice Campaigners, the ACLU, PETA, Trade Unions etc.). It's a bit like the 2 + 2 = 5 thing in 1984. 2 + 2 = whatever gullible speep are told it is.
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OK, if you insist on these legaleese definitions, let quote a dictionary:

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The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.


Not the connection between the unlawful act and the intent, please. File sharing isn't terrorisim. Pro-Life campaigning isn't terrorisim, unless they bomb abortion clinics. Et cetera, et cetera... get the picture?
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Sad that it's gotten to the point at which even you are equating the Palestinian population in general with terrorists, eh? Look at yourself. You should be ashamed. Personally, I try (I may not always succeed, but I do make the effort) to differentiate between the Palestinians and the terrorists. Why don't you?

Anyways, to get to your question, and with the above point in mind, I say that we should kill every terrorist leader that may arise - regardless of his/her nationality. If the Palestinian people realize at some point that terror is not the answer, I'll be among the first to shout "Halleluyah!" [/B]


You still didn't understand what I meant. It seems that you are all thinking these terrorist are attacking Israel simply because they are evil, like some movie bad guys. Have you ever even considered the possibility that the palestinians don't like the fact that you are basically keeping them in concent...  ahem, camps, and they don't have almost any kind of citizen rights? People are not born as terrorists, they start blowing themselves up because they don't have any hope, and they believe that attacking Israel will help their people, which it of course doesn't. Just think of it, how desperate would you have to be to do something like that?

The point is, that as long as this "terrorist attack/retaliation"-circle goes on, there's no hope of the crisis ending, and when Israel is the only side with a working government that can control its people, it's quite apparent who has the means of stopping this.

Right now, you are treating the symptoms when you should attend to the disease, the reasons of terrorism.
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