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@BillAckman I believe in colonial times they tarred and feathered such people. There were also burnings in effigy. Seems like it might be time to re-start that. But I'd like to add hanging as a potential punishment.
@RonDeSantis How is Teddy Roosevelt "near great"? He's one of the greatest presidents ever.....certainly better than Wilson and probably better than his cousin FDR.
@ratlpolicy Churchill said in his Memoirs that it would be left to historians at a later date to debate the rightness or wrongness of the bomb but that at the table with Truman and Stalin, they all were in agreement and the decision was clear that they had to drop the atomic bomb.
@MoodyBlueliner@seanrcallaghan@brithume Love this. Absolutely. What the Confederates did was nowhere near as bad as what the Gazans did, but Sherman's an American hero and the Israelis are war criminals.
@seanrcallaghan@brithume Bro, on October 7th or 8th of 2023 one of my friends texted me that he's never seen a population f*ck itself as royally as the Gazans just had. Actions have consequences. These consequences were obvious.
@johncoy1975@brithume That's how you achieve unconditional surrender, you make conditions so bad for the people who would otherwise support the leadership that they have no choice. This is not difficult to figure out.
@brithume Both are true. The US had a vital interest in ensuring the survival of the UK in 1940-41 as they were making Hitler pay a heavy price. The UK didn't ask for gifts and was supported by loans. Same should be true here.
@TreyYingst Israel should just nuke them and call it a day. There's no negotiating with people like this, and while I'd hate to be the last living hostage left there who gets nuked, it'd be more painless than whatever they're going through.
@brithume Wouldn't the fact that they're underwhelming suggest something beyond "raw political force" controlling DOJ decisions, such as rule of law where prosecutors aren't supposed to bring cases they don't think can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt?
@BillMelugin_ It's also illegal for states to defy the federal government this way, and Trump should without hesitation use the army to destroy state governments which attempt to do so.