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Permalink Reply by Alan Carter on August 16, 2012 at 2:27pm

Nope  

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Permalink Reply by Dan Wall on August 21, 2012 at 2:51pm

Hello,

My name is Dan. I live in Barrow, Alaska.

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Permalink Reply by MolotovDerp on August 21, 2012 at 3:38pm

New Jersey!

Avengers....err I mean, atheists! Assemble!

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Permalink Reply by David Benson on August 23, 2012 at 1:39pm

Mays Landing, New Jersey, just outside of Atlantic City.

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Permalink Reply by Vic Marquis on August 25, 2012 at 9:05pm

I am in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut (USA). Looking to get a group together up here. Anybody out there.

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Permalink Reply by Tom Sarbeck on August 30, 2012 at 12:38am

The world's good people owe Kuala Lumpur a big THANK YOU. Your courts earlier this year convicted our Bush, Cheney, etc for war crimes and reported the verdict to the World Court.

Someone long ago said the wheels of justice grind slowly but exceedingly fine. It's time to get on with the fine grinding.

Welcome to A/N.

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Permalink Reply by Robert Brown on August 30, 2012 at 8:54am

I wonder how many war crimes Obama will be found guilty of in the future for the hundreds of assassinations by drones of targets and the thousands of innocent casualties from those strikes he has committed?

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Permalink Reply by John Lynch on August 30, 2012 at 9:02am

The convictions are worthless. They cannot be enforced unless the convicted are sill enough to visit the countries where they have been found guilty. 

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Permalink Reply by Tom Sarbeck on August 30, 2012 at 12:34pm

John, I too will go off subject. In the news a few weeks ago: a court in Kuala Lumpur convicted Bush, Cheney and a few allies of war crimes and forwarded their judgement to the World Court. I doubt that Bush, Cheney and their allies will leave the US of A soon; they won't get arrested and put on trial here.

Going back on subject: I was at the University of Florida when I left Catholicism for agnosticism. Until I retired and moved to California, I was too busy (and too happy) to consider the matter further. I recently left agnosticism for atheism.

Very few xians give me any flak. When one does, I tell him religion is the biggest fraud ever perpetrated on humankind.

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Permalink Reply by Tom Sarbeck on August 30, 2012 at 12:17pm

Robert, you stated Republican (Tea Party?) views well, but most of the people who post on this thread tell us what part of the world they are from.

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Permalink Reply by Robert Brown on August 30, 2012 at 2:12pm

Hey Tom,

Typical of a liberal, like religious people, to discount someones views because they don't fit with their own. You are right I am conservative, but you ignore the fact that the nobel peace prize winner Obama has started several wars without  congressional or U.N. approval and has an assasination list and is murdering innocent people as we speak. I could have easily been an anti-war leftist except as everyone knows, they are silent about Obama's war crimes. They just don't like unsanctioned murders when it is done by conservatives.  Perhaps the peace prize gives him the pass that I am unaware of?

I listed where I am currently living weeks ago, but will do so again.  Currently South Dakota USA, previously, California, Germany, Texas, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Illinois, Nevada, New Hampshire, and now South Dakota in that order. 

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Permalink Reply by Ant Mac on September 13, 2012 at 8:49pm

Well, I am an outsider, so will offer a kind of unbiased opinion.

 

You were not doing anything much more than logically extending their mention of Bush/Chenys actions, so a person unaware of US political feeling would have just said "Yep, I suppose that is quite right". And they did raise the topic after all, which made Obama not just fair game, but perfectly logically in play as game. A sitting duck in fact.

And you are right, if the UN ever became more than a toy for the countries with vetos, more than a few heads of state would join milosevic and Thomas Lubanga Dyilo in  Brussells prison.

 

But he didn't "discount" your views at all, you realise. Merely linked them to the team we know them from, which must  be thought to be kind of cheeky to you I suppose. But they are on your side of the fence, right?. ( Which must be a bit of an unhappy thought, but that is politics eh? :P )

 

Which is your favourite state to live in?. Such a big place, the USA.

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