The irony, the entire point of this thread, is delicious.SDHornet wrote:I do like that irony too...kinda like railing against gun violence at home then funding arms for "moderate" rebels abroad. Irony.Pwns wrote:Railing against Western Capitalist influence while using your Western Capitalist dollars to live in a western manner.
There is no mistake about it. It is all about business as usual.SDHornet wrote:Yeah I never bought into this "ISIS threat". Sorry, Islam has had radical elements for centuries and is nothing new. Blaming/tying recent Islamic terrorist events to ISIS means nothing to me. It's all just a dog and pony show to get the American public to buy into supporting a land war in Syria. You can't bomb away an ideology...but we learned that in Vietnam (among other debacles) so of course we aren't stupid enough to make that mistake again.Cluck U wrote:
WINNER!!!
lol i picture him dancing to it at the infield at Camden Cup in his bucks and bowties and then later vomiting in the back of his girlfriend's cousin's Saab convertiblebandl wrote:Not surprised you know the lyrics.Ibanez wrote: IT'S LIKE A FREE RIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN YOU'VE ALREADY PAID!!!!!!!!!!!!
I bet you rank her right up there with that Marcy's **** band.
Yup. So much for that "change" people thought would happen.houndawg wrote:There is no mistake about it. It is all about business as usual.SDHornet wrote: Yeah I never bought into this "ISIS threat". Sorry, Islam has had radical elements for centuries and is nothing new. Blaming/tying recent Islamic terrorist events to ISIS means nothing to me. It's all just a dog and pony show to get the American public to buy into supporting a land war in Syria. You can't bomb away an ideology...but we learned that in Vietnam (among other debacles) so of course we aren't stupid enough to make that mistake again.
Typical for you brownies to stick together...SDHornet wrote:Yeah I never bought into this "ISIS threat". Sorry, Islam has had radical elements for centuries and is nothing new. Blaming/tying recent Islamic terrorist events to ISIS means nothing to me. It's all just a dog and pony show to get the American public to buy into supporting a land war in Syria. You can't bomb away an ideology...but we learned that in Vietnam (among other debacles) so of course we aren't stupid enough to make that mistake again.Cluck U wrote:
WINNER!!!
dbackjon wrote:Typical for you brownies to stick together...SDHornet wrote: Yeah I never bought into this "ISIS threat". Sorry, Islam has had radical elements for centuries and is nothing new. Blaming/tying recent Islamic terrorist events to ISIS means nothing to me. It's all just a dog and pony show to get the American public to buy into supporting a land war in Syria. You can't bomb away an ideology...but we learned that in Vietnam (among other debacles) so of course we aren't stupid enough to make that mistake again.
They both seem to have an affinity for beheading.SDHornet wrote:dbackjon wrote:
Typical for you brownies to stick together...
Towelhead brown <> Latino Brown. Nice try.
Meh. Difference being civilian casualties in the cartel war is collateral damage. Civilian casualties in the Islamic terrorism jihad are the targets. If you can't see the difference there then there really is no help for you.Grizalltheway wrote:They both seem to have an affinity for beheading.SDHornet wrote:
Towelhead brown <> Latino Brown. Nice try.
Wait, is rich on drugs?Grizalltheway wrote:Oh yeah, "collateral damage" in the name of getting rich off of drugs is so noble.
That might explain his extended absence.ASUG8 wrote:Wait, is rich on drugs?Grizalltheway wrote:Oh yeah, "collateral damage" in the name of getting rich off of drugs is so noble.
Yeah, where the heck is he anyway?Grizalltheway wrote:That might explain his extended absence.ASUG8 wrote:
Wait, is rich on drugs?
I saw him post on eGriz this week bitching about the Griz/Zags game being blacked out on ESPN3.ASUG8 wrote:Yeah, where the heck is he anyway?Grizalltheway wrote: That might explain his extended absence.
Might have to shoot him a text. And the point goes well over your head...as usual...Grizalltheway wrote:Oh yeah, "collateral damage" in the name of getting rich off of drugs is so noble.
