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| View Poll Results: How you think we should attack IRAN? | |||
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4 | 13.33% |
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17 | 56.67% |
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| All out war and hell with ground forces |
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9 | 30.00% |
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Re: How you think we should attack IRAN?
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since the button in question was one of my own invention the fact that I invented it would have been authority enough... as a metaphor for other means , it is simply a what if I had the means , having the means and the lack of a moral code , that is the probably outcome , the authority would be in the doing of the thing. right now the situtation in Iran is coming closer and closer to the point of being a threat to Israel and thus the world as such it should be dealt with and harshly , in as fast and decisive a fashion as possible . hence my opinion of the proper course of action. |
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I reject your notion that the state you referred to and my opinion are even comparable much less identical. That state was interested in genocide on a ethnic basis primarily.[Jews] I have no such thought . the fact is that today the population is made up of a majority of human beings which are in their morals , their lack capacity for reason, their lack of being able to live and let live , their push to indoctrinate , subjugate and intimidate people into becoming one world of mindless drones. utterly worthless |
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There was a genocide on all "unhealthy elements" of the "Arian race", and I am not talking about political opponents here (even though they also were sent into the KZ's and killed as well), I am talking about "worthless life". That means criminal, degenerate, feeble-minded, homosexual, idle, insane and weak humans were given free to elimination. (beneath those who opposed the Nazis due to political or religious reasons.)
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If there is more than one person, how would natural rights be enforced via the legal fiction of the law? If you have a polis, would the rights of the polis outweigh your own selfish or altruistic rights (we already have the example and precedent of eminent domain)? There are a few reductio ad absurdums that might be interesting from a certain perspective, based on that line of reasoning and the Nature versus Nurture views on forms of social justice. |
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It is important to draw the distinction. The jews, homosexuals, and gypsies were systematically stripped of all aspects of humanity (even within themselves) which made it possible for the perpetrators to carry out the killings. The Nazis were led to believe that by bearing the burden of killing them, that they were making a sacrifice for the good of the thousand year Reich. The criminals on the other hand, were only treated horribly because the Lagers had normalized violence and cruelty, so they just fell into the horrific system (they were still treated better than the jews and the others). The killing of the insane and handicapped were the only killings that the German people objected to. Despite their inferiorities, they were still seen as having human dignity, which made killing them reprehensible. Not drawing that line takes away from what the Nazis did to European Jewry. |
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I think the means ranged from forced sterilization to murder, and while not all criminals were murdered there was still a certain number for sure. Maybe the Nazis were not totally consequent in the realisation of their ideology, but the ideology pretty much threw criminals into one pot with the rest of the unworthy life. Quote:
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Regarding the insanes and physically disabled: 100.000 were killed just because they were disabled inside of institutions and I think I read once up to 400.000 were killed outside of them. I dont know about the objections against those killings, but I am not an expert on it either. Those killings of the disabled was never an issue where I live during the Nazi era as far as I know. Anyway, I really cant see how I am drawing attention away from the jews. I am the last one who will relativize the systematical extermination of the jews in the Third Reich, and if you read my post above, that was not my point either. My point was that the Nazis did not stop at racist massmurder but also went further to realize their concept of eugenics. I just mentioned that all to show how inhumane the concept of "worthless life" is. I think we dont have to discuss that the genocide on the jews was an ubearable crime, but it seems I still have to point out to some in this thread that not only that genocide but also the very concept of "worthless life" was an unbearable crime. PS: I dont think this posters aim was to construe the killing of disabled people to mercy killings. Mercy was no issue here, it was about how much money degenerates cost the healthy ones. (and ergo that in any way ever the society has to get rid of them) ![]() But anyway, if your point you want to make that they were still treated better then the jews, in many or most cases you will be right (I am not sure in those cases were doctors experimented with the inmates all sorts of cruel stuff though) but I never intended to play the jewish genocide down.
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Since perhaps the biggest threat that America currently faces is from radicals it would seem that America should not lightly undertake action which would lead to what would be seen unnecessary suffering; suffering being created as a direct result of American actions. While the situation in Iran is problematic and Iran should be looked at with a great degree of distrust, action should not be taken lightly. The consequences of misplaced action could very well be more then just the lives of soldiers and innocent Iranian civilians. |
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Re: How you think we should attack IRAN?
He's long gone. You're talking to air.
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Further such policies would likely give rise to someone at least as bad as the current leader and would lead to a significant rise in anti-Americanism. |
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Support of anti-government factions has been shown to be a policy that has adverse long-term effects. I'm sure you recall that at one point America aided both the Taliban and Saddam. Given that there is a greater global awareness these actions would be more likely to fail and the consequences would, if anything, be felt sooner.
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I think Iran should be attacked with care.
Ahmadinejad has too many allies to have a clean attack without involving other countries. But if the Allies have too then by air then ground. But really better off let them kill themselves off. Blockade the country, stop supply's and let them survive the best way they can. |
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