THought for the Day: Nuclear Deterent

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Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 4:22 pmOrange man is a threat to no one.
Not now: he's just a private citizen.
The only threat he represents is a threat to what is left of American democracy.[
As a private citizen he's no more or less a threat than anyone else. America isn't a democracy; the United States isn't either.
Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
You see cheerleader; I see sociopathic salesman.
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Sculptor wrote: Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
Sculptor wrote:Putin is possibly the smartest world leader right now.
Does calling Putin the world’s smartest leader qualify one for a pom-pom discount down at the cheerleader store?

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Walker wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 5:37 pm
Sculptor wrote: Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
Sculptor wrote:Putin is possibly the smartest world leader right now.
Does calling Putin the world’s smartest leader qualify one for a pom-pom discount down at the cheerleader store?

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it's different when sculpty does it...cuz reasons
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henry quirk wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 5:06 pm
Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 4:22 pmOrange man is a threat to no one.
Not now: he's just a private citizen.
The only threat he represents is a threat to what is left of American democracy.[
As a private citizen he's no more or less a threat than anyone else. America isn't a democracy; the United States isn't either.
Except that him, or one of his spawn might run for office again.
Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
You see cheerleader; I see sociopathic salesman.
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Walker wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 5:37 pm
Sculptor wrote: Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
Sculptor wrote:Putin is possibly the smartest world leader right now.
Does calling Putin the world’s smartest leader qualify one for a pom-pom discount down at the cheerleader store?

:lol:
DO you have a problem with truth or does everything have to be tribalism?
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Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 8:18 pm DO you have a problem with truth or does everything have to be tribalism?
https://rumble.com/embed/vt66hn/?pub=4
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henry quirk wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 8:39 pm
Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 8:18 pm DO you have a problem with truth or does everything have to be tribalism?
https://rumble.com/embed/vt66hn/?pub=4
Have you seen the one where Trump is sucking Putin's cock?
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Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 8:18 pm
DO you have a problem with truth or does everything have to be tribalism?
Well, you can troll your own thread with the same tired old mean and nasty, but there are other ways. The option is a venture into the unknown of objectivity, not wholly unknown for PN but rare in a situation where each participate in a discussion is tasked with providing a particular viewpoint, rather than all viewpoints.

Taking the objective route also has the benefit of being much less defensive, and shall we say testy, as it begins to lean towards informative, which allows folks the freedom to think and decide.

Have you heard adults describing Putin as a bully? US House Majority Leader Pelosi, Democrat, did.

Good grief. What a dimwit she be. Either she is an idiot, or she thinks those within range of her voice are idiots. Is she a playground monitor? Come to think of it, she's probably just broadcasting through crooked lipstick to those on her frequency.

- Threads clarify, and this one has clarified your admiration of Putin.
- So, don’t be shy just because he’s on the world’s shit-list, and because even Germany is sending weapons to Ukraine out of sympathy.
- Focus on the objective view and make your case for Putin's resistance to NATO expansionism.

- Question: why does Putin want neighboring countries to not be part of NATO?
- Question: why does he want neighboring countries to part of mother Russia?
- Feel free to bypass his methods, since they be old-time barbarism, what with targeting civilians and all.
- Crawl into his hide and peer at the world through his beady little eyes, if you dare.

Check this out.

Did We Provoke Putin's War in Ukraine?
Pat Buchanan
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/artic ... 47247.html
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The nuclear deterrent is obviously working for Putin, since he warned everyone to stay out of the fight, and since no other countries are interfering with the brutality of his "wet" work.
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The thought that Nuclear is not a deterrent, is a justification for those countries who aid and abet Iran's furious centrifuging.

Unless ... other forces are involved.
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Walker wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 10:41 pm The thought that Nuclear is not a deterrent, is a justification for those countries who aid and abet Iran's furious centrifuging.

Unless ... other forces are involved.
How can you deny another country nukes when you have them yourself?
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Sculptor wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:15 am
Walker wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 10:41 pm The thought that Nuclear is not a deterrent, is a justification for those countries who aid and abet Iran's furious centrifuging.

Unless ... other forces are involved.
How can you deny another country nukes when you have them yourself?
It's not irrational to seek to limit nuclear proliferation if it's done for humanitarian reasons. It's in the best interest of everyone to discourage countries from seeking to create nuclear weapons. Of course, the US government's behavior, invading and attacking other countries, has only provoked some states to seek them more vigorously in the name of self-defense.
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Walker wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 10:13 pm The nuclear deterrent is obviously working for Putin, since he warned everyone to stay out of the fight, and since no other countries are interfering with the brutality of his "wet" work.
the only people who can successfully stop Putin's invasion of Ukraine now are the Russian people. Just like the only ones who could have stopped the G. W. Bush administration from invading Iraq were US citizens. From this point forward it's up to the conscience of ordinary citizens of every country to keep world leaders in line. Biden is doing the right thing by keeping the US out of war.
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henry quirk wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 5:06 pm
Sculptor wrote: Fri Feb 25, 2022 4:22 pmOrange man is a threat to no one.
Not now: he's just a private citizen.
The only threat he represents is a threat to what is left of American democracy.[
As a private citizen he's no more or less a threat than anyone else. America isn't a democracy; the United States isn't either.
Orange man is certainly no threat to Putin as Orange man is too busy be a fucking cheerleader to Putin as his tanks roll westwards.
You see cheerleader; I see sociopathic salesman.
I'll agree that Trump is sociopathic, which is why I'm glad Trump is not in power. Trump would probably have seen Russia's invasion as a personal slight against him and sought to retaliate. Biden is at least keeping the reigns in on things and seeking diplomatic routes to stave off the Russians. Believe it or not, Henry, Biden is doing the right thing.
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Sculptor wrote: Sun Feb 27, 2022 12:15 am
Walker wrote: Sat Feb 26, 2022 10:41 pm The thought that Nuclear is not a deterrent, is a justification for those countries who aid and abet Iran's furious centrifuging.

Unless ... other forces are involved.
How can you deny another country nukes when you have them yourself?
That's a very good question. The "How" is for the same reason that I personally would deny an automobile, if I could, to anyone hellbent on using it to run me over. 'Specially if it was an electric car because those things can sneak up on you.

Philosophers are known for obliviousness to daily practicalities. Don't get too lost in abstractions or else someone will knock you in the head and take your money.


Then again, can we really believe what we hear about Iran?

You'll find this interesting.


The First Casualty of War Is the Truth
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/bl ... -in-scale/


Could it be that the first casualty of peace, is propaganda?

Check out the dates on some of the pictures.
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