Interesting comment, I didn't realize you are a card carrying member of the NRA......this is their slogan. As I recall, you are pretty hard on the gun lobby when it comes to domestic terrorism.
Seems like you complain about the easy access to weapons when it comes to your own country but when it comes to Islam, it is some "sick, radical" individual and not the weapons.
Different standards for US terrorists and Islamic terrorist? Wayne LaPierre will be very proud of your stance.
You need to sharpen your reading and investigative skills. I hold radical extreme terrorists of any religion, race, etc to the same exact standard. I am ALWAYS hard on the gun lobby, because in every mass shooting in this country, be it a Muslim, a White Supremacist, or just an unaffiliated idiot, there is one thing they always have in common.
What does the NRA or US Gun laws have to do with Radical Extreme Terrorism in Turkey?
Wish I had the time to research previous posts but I am certain that you blame right wing radicals when an abortion clinic or black church is targeted, and you usually follow it up with the easy access to guns argument.
When the weekly Islamic terrorists blow or shoot up a night club or airport, in the name of their religion you comment "Religions don't kill, people using weapons do".
Will find your double standard posts when I have time.
Good luck. Your memory has been known to play tricks on you, when trying to remember, or failing to remember past posts.
I blame the person(s), and the weapon, above all else, and then the ideology that he/she is espousing, if there is one. What I don't do is blame an entire religion, no matter the Religion for the actions of nuts within it, for an Abortion clinic bombing, a Planned Parenthood Shooting, a Church Shooting, a Gay Nightclub shooting, etc.
- Turkey Is Paying the Price for Cooperating with ISIS - Lior Akerman
Over the years, Turkey has supported and assisted ISIS. ISIS members have crossed over Turkey's borders, smuggled weapons, and Turkey has purchased oil from wells controlled by ISIS.
Pressure from NATO forced Turkey to switch its allegiance against its will, to cease purchasing oil from and smuggling arms to ISIS, and to allow troops from Western countries to use its border as a base from which they could launch attacks against ISIS. But ISIS fighters still seem to be getting across the border pretty easily and using Turkey as a home base.
Turkey is currently paying the price for cooperating with ISIS and allowing freedom of movement for ISIS fighters. ISIS has no problem sending a few fighters to carry out an attack in a busy city in a neighboring country, since they come across no resistance at border crossings. The writer served as a division head in the Israel Security Agency. (Jerusalem Post)
Why ISIS Attacked Turkey - Soner Cagaptay
The question was never if ISIS would attack Turkey in a spectacular way, but when it would. Turkey represents what's normal in Islam. Turkey is a secular country with a democratic constitution, full gender equality, a member of NATO, in accession talks with the EU, a friend of the U.S., and has just made up with Israel. Everything Turkey has is antithetical to everything ISIS wants to create.
There are also tactical reasons why ISIS attacked. Turkey has been working with the U.S. inside Syria to push back against ISIS. ISIS felt the heat of Turkish assistance and wasn't happy about it and decided to finally launch a war with Turkey that was ultimately unavoidable. The writer is director of the Turkish Research Program at The Washington Institute. (Washington Institute for Near East Policy)
The question was never if ISIS would attack Turkey in a spectacular way, but when it would. Turkey represents what's normal in Islam. Turkey is a secular country with a democratic constitution, full gender equality, a member of NATO, in accession talks with the EU, a friend of the U.S., and has just made up with Israel. Everything Turkey has is antithetical to everything ISIS wants to create.
There are also tactical reasons why ISIS attacked. Turkey has been working with the U.S. inside Syria to push back against ISIS. ISIS felt the heat of Turkish assistance and wasn't happy about it and decided to finally launch a war with Turkey that was ultimately unavoidable. The writer is director of the Turkish Research Program at The Washington Institute. (Washington Institute for Near East Policy)
Wrong as usual.
I called Pavian the forum cancer and gave him a heavy dose of radiation, lol.
Your contributions are the most boring and irritating on this website - it's why you top every negative poll, been banned everywhere and posters here and Offshore constantly point out how you soil every thread.
Nice steam play on NYY yesterday. Weeeeeeeeeeee
LMAO
You have been a forum cancer for a decade....banned multiple times under several different names.
The latest poll was a disaster for you guys. You expected 90/10 and got 50/50 and I win the normal poster vote with 100 percent.
Nice play yesterday for you.....on nothing. Your broke ass can't bet
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