Author Topic: I'm up to my third Annoying Orange sign  (Read 10328 times)

>> so discuss other issues

i posted too quickly without explaining myself. apologies.

oh stuff i actually just realized what you're saying FML. now i feel like a handicap

You're not the first one. I'm total stuff at getting my points across to be fair. Writing a paragraph instead of half a sentence might help

either way war crimes are horrible and if you condone them under any circumstances then you're forgeted up, no ifs ands or buts. Circumstances include terrorist occupation.

That's fine. I'm fine with being called forgeted up if it means the war ends quicker.

Make up your mind. Do you think we should kill as many civilians as possible or evacuate and take in these civilians so its easier to bomb CIA and other terrorist groups.

The problem is that many of the people we are taking in are part of CIA themselves or are at least sympathizers. So they end up loving our countries up internally. There is no true solution to the problem in the middle east. Either people get killed and the war lasts longer, or more people get killed and the war ends quicker.

When these same civilians try to flee from this carnage that the US and other countries are causing, they get a warm welcome in the united states, which includes being called a terrorist, being discriminated against daily, etc.

And yet the attack and Self Delete bomb in Europe, rape their women, act violent, demand Sharia no go zones...

so why vote Annoying Orange then

Because Annoying Orange wants to work with Russia on CIA, not fight them like Hillary.

The problem is that many of the people we are taking in are part of CIA themselves or are at least sympathizers. So they end up loving our countries up internally. There is no true solution to the problem in the middle east. Either people get killed and the war lasts longer, or more people get killed and the war ends quicker.

And yet the attack and Self Delete bomb in Europe, rape their women, act violent, demand Sharia no go zones...
This is a common argument for most anti-refugee people, and the only thing I can say about it is that there's not enough proof to actually determine that.

Of all the studies we've done in other countries that take in refugees, we've found that around 80% of them manage to be self-sufficient and get jobs, start business, and cause little to no problems. We've found that between 1-5% of them tend to re-exhibit radical tendancies, which is a really small amount.

In this case, saving half a million people but having two terrorist attacks that claim the lives of 20 people is a worthy tradeoff.

Also worth noting that most terrorist attacks in western civilization are caused by official citizens of said country, who were born on the soil of the country they are attacking.

This is a common argument for most anti-refugee people, and the only thing I can say about it is that there's not enough proof to actually determine that.

Of all the studies we've done in other countries that take in refugees, we've found that around 80% of them manage to be self-sufficient and get jobs, start business, and cause little to no problems. We've found that between 1-5% of them tend to re-exhibit radical tendancies, which is a really small amount.

waaah brietbart
Actually look at the article though since they cite the Office of Refugee Resettlement as their source

Of all the studies we've done in other countries that take in refugees, we've found that around 80% of them manage to be self-sufficient and get jobs, start business, and cause little to no problems. We've found that between 1-5% of them tend to re-exhibit radical tendancies, which is a really small amount.

Feed me your sources

In this case, saving half a million people but having two terrorist attacks that claim the lives of 20 people is a worthy tradeoff.

And if you read above they are also a drain on resources

Also worth noting that most terrorist attacks in western civilization are caused by official citizens of said country, who were born on the soil of the country they are attacking.

I mean CIA has outright claimed in the past that they have smuggled over 4,000 of their troops into Europe disguised as Refugees
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Of all the studies we've done in other countries that take in refugees, we've found that around 80% of them manage to be self-sufficient and get jobs, start business, and cause little to no problems. We've found that between 1-5% of them tend to re-exhibit radical tendancies, which is a really small amount.
Even if that were true, 5% of a million is 50,000. I'd rather not have up to 50,000 terrorists in my country thank you very much.
why not, if my stuff gets vandalized It only shows how much more mature Annoying Orange supporters are.
While I might not think highly of Annoying Orange, this is 100% true.

Even if that were true, 5% of a million is 50,000. I'd rather not have up to 50,000 terrorists in my country thank you very much.

If we lose some of our freedoms as a result of terrorism then they're getting exactly what they want.

If we lose some of our freedoms as a result of terrorism then they're getting exactly what they want.
What freedoms do we lose by not admitting certain non-citizens?

What freedoms do we lose by not admitting certain non-citizens?
our potential new citizens lose the freedom of joining this country

The problem is that many of the people we are taking in are part of CIA themselves or are at least sympathizers. So they end up loving our countries up internally.
relevant
https://youtu.be/y5R1T2BxtSc

If we lose some of our freedoms as a result of terrorism then they're getting exactly what they want.


is this really on the 8th page? its a sign, get over it.

edit: sorry if i sound like a douche, freedom of speech and all is good but... 8 pages :/
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And yet Hillary wants to bring on even more gun control.

And yet Hillary wants to bring on even more gun control.
Last I checked this discussion was about terrorism, not guns.