U.S. drone strike kills 30 pine nut farm workers in Afghanistan

[QUOTE=rufuspaul]Oh okay so Christians and Americans are the problem. Got it.[/QUOTE]
muslims are simply to dumb to argue with..... low IQ, they have to have it in order to believe their bullshit quran. simply brainwashed, and for them it is easy ... to be just that.

they put their religion above the law, that is why they are incompatible with western countries

[QUOTE=tomtucker]muslims are simply to dumb to argue with..... low IQ, they have to have it in order to believe their bullshit quran. simply brainwashed, and for them it is easy ... to be just that.

they put their religion above the law, that is why they are incompatible with western countries[/QUOTE]


Yet here I am....in the west...stacking bread and adding cheddar everyday. So difficult with such low IQ's.

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]I don't think they are better, it's just becoming more clear why these people hate our country.[/QUOTE]


Because they're stupid, inbred, and lack the mental and testicular fortitude to take control of their country and overrun these terrorist regimes that pollute their minds by saying that the West is the big bad wolf.

If that was indeed the case, the hordes of foreigners would cease from coming here. But that isn't the case.

I mean, are you seriously putting the IQ of the typical Afghan on the table here?

[QUOTE=stalkerforlife]I might not knock you out, bro.

Just a couple love taps to soften you up and then a rear naked chokehold with little pressure to ensure you can tap safely.[/QUOTE]
Thanks man. No worries dude I'd go easy on you too just slap you around a couple of times before I submit you a la khabib.

Tomtucker’s IQ is in the 70s at best.

Despicable.

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Yet here I am....in the west...stacking bread and adding cheddar everyday. So difficult with such low IQ's.[/QUOTE]
yeah, but you shouldn't even be there..... you should live in a muslim country, like super rich saudi arabia. but they won't let anyone in, they don't like leeches and moochers. europe can have that shit they say........

[QUOTE=red1]Thanks man. No worries dude I'd go easy on you too just slap you around a couple of times before I submit you a la khabib.[/QUOTE]

:roll: :cheers:

[QUOTE=RRR3]Tomtucker

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Because they're stupid, inbred, and lack the mental and testicular fortitude [/QUOTE]


Patty Chew, ladies and gents. Dumb as it gets, yet he's questioning others intellect. :applause:

[QUOTE=tomtucker]yeah, but you shouldn't even be there..... you should live in a muslim country, like super rich saudi arabia. but they won't let anyone in, they don't like leeches and moochers. europe can have that shit they say........[/QUOTE]


I find the Saudis to be a despicable bunch. They are right there with America when it comes to terrorizing the middle east, look no further than Yemen.


"leeches and moochers" says the unemployed Tommy T.

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Of course you'd find that funny, I assume you laugh hysterically thinking about the detention centers where they are housing Mexican children here in the USA as well? More "brown people stacked on top of each other" only this time instead of a tent, it's in a cage.





Soo funny. hardy har har.[/QUOTE]


Triggered. And you said this thread wasn't political. :oldlol:

[QUOTE=rufuspaul]Triggered. And you said this thread wasn't political. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]


Something is off about this Rufus, anybody else see it? Since when does he use regular ish terms such as "triggered" and "rent-free"?



Anyways, it's incredibly cute how you're trying to act like you were not the one to bring up politics....over and over again. Mexican children in cages isn't political, it's torture.

[QUOTE=stalkerforlife]:roll: :cheers:[/QUOTE]
:oldlol:

I'm undefeated in walmart parking lots haven't lost a scrap in my adult life that's why I gravitate towards guys like mayweather and khabib- we're undefeated only difference is their canvas is a boxing ring or ufc octagon. I perform my art in parking lots and I do it for free other than that we're identical. :eek:

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Patty Chew, ladies and gents. Dumb as it gets, yet he's questioning others intellect. :applause:[/QUOTE]
Most trump supporters are pretty dumb. The smart ones are just pure evil.

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Patty Chew, ladies and gents. Dumb as it gets, yet he's questioning others intellect. :applause:[/QUOTE]


You are indeed putting the IQ of the typical Afghan sheep herder on the table here. Wow.

So you've tickled my curiosity a bit now. Are there many renowned scholars that have come out of Afghanistan? How about Nobel Peace Prize winners? Who's the leading scientist in Afghanistan? Just curious of course since you clearly think the Afghans are on par with the rest of the civilized world. I mean, the Afghans did indeed elect the Taliban to represent them as their government.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]You are indeed putting the IQ of the typical Afghan sheep herder on the table here. Wow.

So you've tickled my curiosity a bit now. Are there many renowned scholars that have come out of Afghanistan? How about Nobel Peace Prize winners? Who's the leading scientist in Afghanistan? Just curious of course since you clearly think the Afghans are on par with the rest of the civilized world.[/QUOTE]


Got about 4 minutes until I start my hour commute so you'll have to wait until tomorrow.

Being a sheep herder doesn’t make you dumb. You can be a genius and be a sheep herder. Too bad you’re too dumb to realize that, patty

[QUOTE=red1]:oldlol:

I'm undefeated in walmart parking lots haven't lost a scrap in my adult life that's why I gravitate towards guys like mayweather and khabib- we're undefeated only difference is their canvas is a boxing ring or ufc octagon. I perform my art in parking lots and I do it for free other than that we're identical. :eek:[/QUOTE]

:roll:

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Got about 4 minutes until I start my hour commute so you'll have to wait until tomorrow.[/QUOTE]


I'll save you the trouble. You won't find any.

Damn I thought Trump knew 911 was an inside job.

[QUOTE=nathanjizzle]no. but when you "uncuff" the military, civilian casualty goes up. Dont you remember retard trump saying this and you morons cheering him? theres a reason why obama was diligent with airstrikes, hes also diligent with other aspects of society implementing proper regulation, the same regulations trump dismantled with gross negligence and its going to have negative consequences. so go ahead and take the L, trumptards are responsible for these excessive and unnecessary civilian casualties, and dont mark it up to "oh its just the consequences of war, mistakes happen", no, these arent just mistakes, they are a direct result in the high number of airstrikes allowed by trumps "unchained" military. its directly your faults for voting and supporting a moron.





trumptards have the blood of innocent people on their hands. "oh its whatever, life goes on"[/QUOTE]
Well of course with more frequent airstrikes there will be more innocents killed. It's just an indirect cost nobody wanted. Not only that, there's also more monetary costs, risk of worsening international image, etc. The question is, do we accomplish more or not while paying these costs? If not, then a strategy change might be required. But it doesn't change the fact that fighting any war bear the risk of killing innocents. Risk that we already know and are willing to pay.

[QUOTE=Bosnian Sajo]Something is off about this Rufus, anybody else see it? Since when does he use regular ish terms such as "triggered" and "rent-free"?
[/QUOTE]

It's certainly a new tact the poster has taken of late... almost as if he's trying too hard to fall in with the dumb kids. :rolleyes:

muslims in america are not the biggest leeches and moochers, but muslims are in canada and europe, because of the welfare and benefit system they have there, paid for with very high taxes.... by the citizens of europe!

that is why so many of them want to go to europe and not the united states, they know they will have to work in the US.
also, they can't pull their shit in the US, since everyone have guns, and won't put up with their bullshit and provocative ways and manners.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Mistakes happen. Sometimes bad intel is given. This isn't the first time something like this has happened, and it won't be the last.

Life goes on.[/QUOTE]

And this right here tells you exactly what Christianity is about.

[QUOTE=tomtucker]muslims in america are not the biggest leeches and moochers, but muslims are in canada and europe, because of the welfare and benefit system they have there, paid for with very high taxes.... by the citizens of europe!

that is why so many of them want to go to europe and not the united states, they know they will have to work in the US.
also, they can't pull their shit in the US, since everyone have guns, and won't put up with their bullshit and provocative ways and manners.[/QUOTE]

The real reason people (not just muslims) are fleeing the middle east is because their home countries have been turned into terrorist infested failed states thanks to the "war on terror".

If you have ever looked at a map, it should be blatantly obvious why Europe is getting all of these refugees/migrants rather than the US. Most of these people would be delighted to come to the US, and if Iraq was in Central America rather than the Middle East those people would be coming here. Do people fleeing violence in El Salvador and Nicaragua go to Europe or the USA?

Anyway, thats funny that you think that "everyone having guns" is going to deter people who are fleeing failed states with daily drone bombings and terrorist groups like ISIS

Also funny that anyone thinks that the US "wont put up with their bullshit and provocative ways and manners" (of muslims). Have you been paying any attention whatsoever during the past decade? The SJWs in this country (who gain more and more influence by the day) would LOVE to put up with the bullshit and provocative ways of hardcore muslims, and they would love to lecture people like you about why you need to put up with it too.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Drone strikes are a lot cheaper than putting boots on the ground, but I'm with you. We're going to need the money to feed all these hungry mouths that keep crossing the border on a daily basis.[/QUOTE]It's not a matter of cost, it's whether or not we need to keep the spending on these programs up when there's no real return. We already spy on our own citizens and just about everyone in the country tbh. I never brought that up, stop projecting me as some bleeding heart libtard when I don't want any more illegals coming in.

Even if Afghan lives are insignificant to you....
Military men should want to minimize collateral damage for their own consciences' welfare.

Al-Qaeda did the same thing. They thought the WTC were missile silos. Honest mistake. Just gotta move on.

[QUOTE=JEFFERSON MONEY]Even if Afghan lives are insignificant to you....
Military men should want to minimize collateral damage for their own consciences' welfare.[/QUOTE]

I think, as displayed in this thread, people go out of their way to provide justifications for these sorts of incidents. You'd think that they would conduct a real assessment of the toll of these sorts of attacks, and it would take a toll on their conscience. I'm sure some are bothered, but I'm also sure that many quickly move on because it doesn't touch their personal lives and there is little . accountability

[QUOTE=MaxFly]I think, as displayed in this thread, people go out of their way to provide justifications for these sorts of incidents. You'd think that they would conduct a real assessment of the toll of these sorts of attacks, and it would take a toll on their conscience. I'm sure some are bothered, but I'm also sure that many quickly move on because it doesn't touch their personal lives and there is little . accountability[/QUOTE]


You act as if these types of mistakes are not commonplace when they actually are. I

Precisely why I'm not a pine nut farmer.

[QUOTE=MaxFly]I think, as displayed in this thread, people go out of their way to provide justifications for these sorts of incidents. You'd think that they would conduct a real assessment of the toll of these sorts of attacks, and it would take a toll on their conscience. I'm sure some are bothered, but I'm also sure that many quickly move on because it doesn't touch their personal lives and there is little . accountability[/QUOTE]
Even if one does not have a conscience and doesn't care about the lives lost or damage done in foreign lands, if one cares about America it's still objectionable. There's already so much propaganda in those regions about how America is the cause of all their problems and stuff like this just adds fuel to that fire.

[QUOTE=FKAri]Even if one does not have a conscience and doesn't care about the lives lost or damage done in foreign lands, if one cares about America it's still objectionable. There's already so much propaganda in those regions about how America is the cause of all their problems and stuff like this just adds fuel to that fire.[/QUOTE]

I absolutely agree... it is extremely objectionable. Unfortunately, some seem to share the sentiments of individuals like this:

[QUOTE]You act as if these types of mistakes are not commonplace when they actually are. I

So what’s the premise of this thread? That Obama or Trump or any commander in chief that this has happened under is a shitty commander in chief? Tell us something we don’t know.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]You act as if these types of mistakes are not commonplace when they actually are. I

[QUOTE=egokiller]So what

[QUOTE=MaxFly]This has little to do with Trump or Obama as our drone program generally operates independently of their involvement. The crux of the thread seems to be that we are making grave mistakes, taking innocent lives in foreign countries, and are quick to dismiss the tragedy of it all. We need more accountability. Let's start with who authorized the strike and how the mistake was made.[/QUOTE]

We can start wherever we want, but let’s not try and kid ourselves. We know that it will only get worse before it gets better.

[QUOTE=egokiller]We can start wherever we want, but let

[QUOTE=MaxFly]That's precisely the problem; these mistakes are commonplace, and there is little oversight and accountability. There was little under Bush and Obama, and there is little now. Our American armed forces are consistently taking innocent lives in foreign countries due to mistakes and people dismiss it as "insignificant" because they don't particularly care about those people and they evidently don't value their lives. The kicker is that you see no way of addressing this other than the strawman you set up. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]


Let's hear your solutions to preventing these mistakes.