ISIS - Time to destroy all of them

[grandmaster]

What should be done about these people? 

 

Please keep in mind that most Muslims are peaceful and good people, it's not the religion but rather the extremists (if it was the religion, the world would have already been conquered by the 1.5 billion Muslims).

 

My opinion is that all these people need to be identified and destroyed. There is no other way. They pledge to kill us. We need to protect ourselves and show global unity against this. When I say we, I mean ANYONE that is not ISIS. Anyone being found to be a part of ISIS,in a group that is associated with ISIS or support ISIS in any way needs to be erradicated. No laws, no rights, just pure death. The world needs to act. Things have gone too far. 

[73 Percent]

Shouldn't this be in the proposal section?

[grandmaster]

1 minute ago, Gooseberries said:

Shouldn't this be in the proposal section?

I would laugh but given all these recent atrocities, I would rather not.

 

The world united against the Nazis, it's time we do it again. 

[-Vintage Canuck-]

5 minutes ago, Gooseberries said:

Shouldn't this be in the proposal section?

Or, in here:

 

 

[Miss Korea Bob.Loblaw]

10 minutes ago, grandmaster said:

I would laugh but given all these recent atrocities, I would rather not.

 

The world united against the Nazis, it's time we do it again. 

Destroying the Nazis required manpower.  Do please set an example and join the Kurd fighters.

[Roger Neilsons Towel]

23 minutes ago, grandmaster said:

What should be done about these people? 

 

Please keep in mind that most Muslims are peaceful and good people, it's not the religion but rather the extremists (if it was the religion, the world would have already been conquered by the 1.5 billion Muslims).

 

My opinion is that all these people need to be identified and destroyed. There is no other way. They pledge to kill us. We need to protect ourselves and show global unity against this. When I say we, I mean ANYONE that is not ISIS. Anyone being found to be a part of ISIS,in a group that is associated with ISIS or support ISIS in any way needs to be erradicated. No laws, no rights, just pure death. The world needs to act. Things have gone too far. 

I would tend to agree with you, which is why I disagree with Canada pulling out of the war against ISIS. All of the allied countries should be doing their part to eradicate ISIS.

[Slegr]

Any such global attempt like this would come at a cost, namely an invasion on everyone's privacy and loss of some other basic human rights. There is no easy solution with this one in my opinion. It's partially an unwanted side effect of democracy, mass populations, social media, mental health issues, gun availability, govt corruption, etc.

[thejazz97]

3 minutes ago, Roger Neilson's Towel said:

I would tend to agree with you, which is why I disagree with Canada pulling out of the war against ISIS. All of the allied countries should be doing their part to eradicate ISIS.

We're not pulling out, we just switched positions.

 

We're now more in a training/supply mode overseas.

[Nuxfanabroad]

3 minutes ago, Slegr said:

Any such global attempt like this would come at a cost, namely an invasion on everyone's privacy and loss of some other basic human rights. There is no easy solution with this one in my opinion. It's partially an unwanted side effect of democracy, mass populations, social media, mental health issues, gun availability, govt corruption, etc.

A multi-faceted FUBAR, no doubt about it...

[Roger Neilsons Towel]

Just now, thejazz97 said:

We're not pulling out, we just switched positions.

 

We're now more in a training/supply mode overseas.

We have pulled out of actively fighting ISIS. 

 

Training/Supply help is not enough IMO. That's just politics. Makes it look like we are still helping.

 

Kind of like a Participation Ribbon on Sports Day. "Yaaaaaay... I helped!"

[RUPERTKBD]

I'd like to know how to identify ISIS members. They don't all march under that black flag.

 

Most of the ones carrying out attacks in the west aren't tipping their hand until it's too late.

[Salmonberries]

It hardly seems fair, after they do our dirty work for us in Libya and Syria.

[SilentSam]

1 hour ago, Roger Neilson's Towel said:

We have pulled out of actively fighting ISIS. 

 

Training/Supply help is not enough IMO. That's just politics. Makes it look like we are still helping.

 

Kind of like a Participation Ribbon on Sports Day. "Yaaaaaay... I helped!"

We have not pulled out when our elite squads are training and supervising, in close proximity, or in active battle zones, hundreds of new troops for assignment.

This is a huge contribution to those countries and people wanting to resist the ISIS threat.

Our forces are notorious for being exceptional at this work, and secretively, more. 

We are not a country of quantity in protection and warfare in the world,. But we are world renown and highly respected for our high quality, highly skilled,multi-task, service or strike capabilities. 

What you do not hear or learn about what our men and women do in this line of work,  serves their best interest, and saves their lives.

 

 

 

[Mike Vanderhoek]

3 minutes ago, SilentSam said:

We have not pulled out when our elite squads are training and supervising, in close proximity, or in active battle zones, hundreds of new troops for assignment.

This is a huge contribution to those countries and people wanting to resist the ISIS threat.

Our forces are notorious for being exceptional at this work, and secretively, more. 

We are not a country of quantity in protection and warfare in the world,. But we are world renown and highly respected for our high quality, multi-task, service or strike capabilities. 

What you do not hear or learn about what our men and women do in this line of work,  serves their best interest, and saves their lives.

 

 

 

I agree, from what i've learned and yes the public for the most part doesn't quite get how much we contribute but as you said that serves in our best interests for those in the line of fire.

[Rocksterh8]

I don't know a lot about ISIS, but as with Hitler, you cannot just pick on one culture of people and eradicate them. That is inhuman.

[Remy]

1 hour ago, RUPERTKBD said:

I'd like to know how to identify ISIS members. They don't all march under that black flag.

 

Most of the ones carrying out attacks in the west aren't tipping their hand until it's too late.

Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of the Communist Party?

[Green Building]

It is difficult to wage a war (or eradication) against a largely invisible opponent. The loud and provocative may be easy to spot, but for the most part you are proposing the removal of a very widespread group of plainclothes peoples. It is not a given that you simply cross a border to find them, or walk down the street and identify them. While I agree that they are a murderous annoyance fueled by hatred, what you are proposing has the potential for inciting further bigotry and hatred aimed the other direction. 

 

I do not think that that path would result in the desired effect of future peace.  

[D.B Cooper]

2 hours ago, Gooseberries said:

Shouldn't this be in the proposal section?

I laughed pretty hard when I first saw this. 

Then again when I came back.

[Iggynucks]

1 hour ago, Roger Neilson's Towel said:

I would tend to agree with you, which is why I disagree with Canada pulling out of the war against ISIS. All of the allied countries should be doing their part to eradicate ISIS.

We are not the world's police. Stay out of other region's affairs or you're just inviting terrorism onto our soil. The Middle East has been completely de-stabilized through geo-political agendas by Western forces over the past half century which has allowed organizations like ISIS to rise to prominence. Every time you bomb an enemy, civilian casualties inevitably follow. For every mother, father, brother, sister and child that is killed by Western forces (and there are plenty) you radicalize their family members who will then focus their anger and despair against occupying forces. Since they don't have the resources to retaliate against the likes of the United States military industrial complex, their target becomes friends and family members through terrorism.

 

I feel terrible for the plight of populations of the Middle East having to deal with fascist regimes but now they have to deal with aggression from all sides forcing them into some very compromising situations and basically an unwinnable situation. If the West stays out of their affairs, they can at least focus their attention on advancing their regions democratically and economically. The problem is the people in control of Western economies and their crony politicians will never relinquish control unless their populations revolt and demand it. Unfortunately we are nations widely controlled and distracted by the media who influence our decisions under the guise of popular opinion. Long story short, nothing will change until there is a vast awakening which does not appear to be on the horizon anytime soon.

[riffraff]

4 minutes ago, Iggynucks said:

We are not the world's police. Stay out of other region's affairs or you're just inviting terrorism onto our soil. The Middle East has been completely de-stabilized through geo-political agendas by Western forces over the past half century which has allowed organizations like ISIS to rise to prominence. Every time you bomb an enemy, civilian casualties inevitably follow. For every mother, father, brother, sister and child that is killed by Western forces (and there are plenty) you radicalize their family members who will then focus their anger and despair against occupying forces. Since they don't have the resources to retaliate against the likes of the United States military industrial complex, their target becomes friends and family members through terrorism.

 

I feel terrible for the plight of populations of the Middle East having to deal with fascist regimes but now they have to deal with aggression from all sides forcing them into some very compromising situations and basically an unwinnable situation. If the West stays out of their affairs, they can at least focus their attention on advancing their regions democratically and economically. The problem is the people in control of Western economies and their crony politicians will never relinquish control unless their populations revolt and demand it. Unfortunately we are nations widely controlled and distracted by the media who influence our decisions under the guise of popular opinion. Long story short, nothing will change until there is a vast awakening which does not appear to be on the horizon anytime soon.

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