Theo
Active Member
Re: attackss in india.my mom is thereon holiday..oh my god..
In one of the 9/11 hijacked planes, the passengers did fight back and ruined the terrorists' plans. In the other planes, everyone had been raised to believe that when a plane is hijacked you're supposed to wait it out. Nowadays, everyone knows to take the mothef***ers out. I've noticed that the Muslim terrorists have stopped messing with American cowboys on American soil -- wise move on their part.
In my opinion, when others are at war with you, you are at war with them, whether you like it or not. And in some of these situations the stakes are mighty high. But there has always been a large componant of American foreign policy that involves waiting and hoping for change.
I find it a bit silly to think you can apply one rule to all situations.
Oh yes. Americans are such kick ass individuals. They would never be afraid of say, oh I do not know, box-cutters.![]()
In one of the 9/11 hijacked planes, the passengers did fight back and ruined the terrorists' plans. In the other planes, everyone had been raised to believe that when a plane is hijacked you're supposed to wait it out. Nowadays, everyone knows to take the mothef***ers out. I've noticed that the Muslim terrorists have stopped messing with American cowboys on American soil -- wise move on their part.
In my opinion war will create more terrorists. The best change is always brought when people within a country rise up and change their government and those in power. We can only help influence those people to change.
In my opinion, when others are at war with you, you are at war with them, whether you like it or not. And in some of these situations the stakes are mighty high. But there has always been a large componant of American foreign policy that involves waiting and hoping for change.
I find it a bit silly to think you can apply one rule to all situations.