Thread: U.S, UK and France Launch Missile Strikes in Syria
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Old 17-04-2018, 09:43   #147
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Re: U.S, UK and France Launch Missile Strikes in Syria
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
No blind spot here as l have consistently voiced my concerns about Jeremy Corbyn but l have just as many concerns about Theresa May as l see neither as competent leaders at all as Mrs T even though l was not a great fan of hers was far far superior to the current incumbent of 10 Downing Street.

Granted He might not be devastating the American economy but personally l don't like his preening narcissistic ways but everybody has a different viewpoint and l respect that.

Say what you want but don't insult and patronise those forum members who have a different viewpoint to yours because they have just as many legitimate reasons for their viewpoint as you have for yours.

Would you support a party based on just one policy? as good luck to those who voted for Nigel Farage but one policy was never going to make them electable in a million years.
That's very interesting, Den. You have just as many concerns about Theresa May as Jeremy Corbyn? Wow. Since when did Theresa give any cause for concern that was comparable with JC as an apologist for terrorists? How does she compare with the Leader of the Opposition, who cannot even put together a decent Shadow Cabinet because he doesn't even have the trust of the PLP? What even comes near the concerns expressed widely that JC holds up Venezuala as a model he admires? You still voted for this man despite these concerns?

I don't think I have insulted anybody by suggesting they are sleepwalking into supporting a man who is set on devastating this country. And despite criticising me for saying that, you then proceed to justify calling people who supported Nigel Farage 'fools'. In that last paragraph, you destroyed your own argument.

I think you got out of the wrong side of the bed yesterday, Den!

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
We can be targeted they can be targeted everyone can be targeted and that's always been the case so it changes nothing. If the UK becomes too scared to act because of repercussions then we really are a small nation and would be better off out of anything risky we should get out of NATO as that's risky good job we are getting out of the EU that was one big risk and the UK is now out of the risk business. Appeasement always sounds good in the short term trouble is in the medium to longterm it costs more lives, money and time assad and putin being left alone to do whatever they want isn't good for anyone.
Well said, RizzyKing. Appeasement of aggressors is never a good idea.
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