Netanyahu said "we are at war,"

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In reply to ShooterTX • 10:16a, 10/13/23
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ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.
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In reply to ShooterTX • 10:27a, 10/13/23
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Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
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To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?
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In reply to ron.reagan • 10:32a, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


Charleston Coffee Roasters makes a good coffee Kiawah blend is my favorite. Don't need no stinking Starbucks
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 10:41a, 10/13/23
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


Charleston Coffee Roasters makes a good coffee Kiawah blend is my favorite. Don't need no stinking Starbucks
As soon as I walk in I'll find out the CEO funded a Cambodian genocide . I understand cancel culture makes you feel better but I find it annoying
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 10:54a, 10/13/23
FLBear5630 said:
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.
ah... that makes sense.

And I will agree that there are other similarities. Small geographical region vs. much larger & more powerful one. Ideological, ethnic and religious based conflicts. Use of terrorism. Urban warfare.

It is a valid comparison between North Ireland and Palestine.

I think the only real difference is that the IRA rarely used their own children as human shields. I also don't recall the IRA intentionally targeting babies.
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In reply to ron.reagan • 11:00a, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


Charleston Coffee Roasters makes a good coffee Kiawah blend is my favorite. Don't need no stinking Starbucks
As soon as I walk in I'll find out the CEO funded a Cambodian genocide . I understand cancel culture makes you feel better but I find it annoying


Go to Starbucks everyday, buy stock, join their picket line. Embrace not cancelling... I will continue to drinky Charleston Coffee Roasters.

Damn, You are so enlightened and conservative! Is that what your looking for? The last true conservative, i.e. Ronald Reagan? You looking for a little affirmation? Your good enough, your conservative enough, and darn people like you. Feel better?
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In reply to ShooterTX • 11:02a, 10/13/23
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.
ah... that makes sense.

And I will agree that there are other similarities. Small geographical region vs. much larger & more powerful one. Ideological, ethnic and religious based conflicts. Use of terrorism. Urban warfare.

It is a valid comparison between North Ireland and Palestine.

I think the only real difference is that the IRA rarely used their own children as human shields. I also don't recall the IRA intentionally targeting babies.


The last point is paramount. Even the IRA valued human life more and didn't use their own kids as shields. Middle east is a ****ed up place...
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In reply to muddybrazos • 11:08a, 10/13/23
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Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed in a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



Lindsey does what he is told bc he doesnt want his sextape with a young boy to get released.


Yea that is 100% possible.

Or he is just very loyal to his pay masters



Lockheed, Boeing and L3 are all here in SC so im sure he gets regular checks.
where in SC do you live? Greenville? My daughter graduated from Furman. Man, she loved her some SC
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In reply to J.R. • 11:25a, 10/13/23
J.R. said:
muddybrazos said:
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed in a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



Lindsey does what he is told bc he doesnt want his sextape with a young boy to get released.


Yea that is 100% possible.

Or he is just very loyal to his pay masters



Lockheed, Boeing and L3 are all here in SC so im sure he gets regular checks.
where in SC do you live? Greenville? My daughter graduated from Furman. Man, she loved her some SC
I live in Mount Pleasant which is just across the harbor from Charleston. I'm 5 mins away from 2 beaches at Sullivans Island and Isle of Palms.
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In reply to ron.reagan • 11:36a, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


To be fair, they probably have a PhD in something
+1
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 11:38a, 10/13/23
FLBear5630 said:
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.

The lesson we got was you can't let lawyers and [social] media dictate rules of engagement or you're going to end up with a lot of dead soldiers.
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In reply to nein51 • 12:05p, 10/13/23
nein51 said:
FLBear5630 said:
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.

The lesson we got was you can't let lawyers and [social] media dictate rules of engagement or you're going to end up with a lot of dead soldiers.
I agree with the Politicians and the media. Hard to not have the attorneys, there is a reason JAG Corps has been in existence since 1775.
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In reply to muddybrazos • 12:23p, 10/13/23
muddybrazos said:
J.R. said:
muddybrazos said:
Redbrickbear said:
muddybrazos said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed in a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



Lindsey does what he is told bc he doesnt want his sextape with a young boy to get released.


Yea that is 100% possible.

Or he is just very loyal to his pay masters



Lockheed, Boeing and L3 are all here in SC so im sure he gets regular checks.
where in SC do you live? Greenville? My daughter graduated from Furman. Man, she loved her some SC
I live in Mount Pleasant which is just across the harbor from Charleston. I'm 5 mins away from 2 beaches at Sullivans Island and Isle of Palms.
Good friend of mine is from Monks Corner, lives in Dallas, but has a really cool beach house on the Isle of Palms. Great spot!
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 12:49p, 10/13/23
FLBear5630 said:
nein51 said:
FLBear5630 said:
ShooterTX said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
I think the message that Israel is sending is that Urban warfare is more dangerous with the more people around. When they move in they aren't going to be shooting on site as I've only seen that kind of evil from Hamas and a few guys on this forum.
If anyone knows how to conduct urban warfare, it is the Israelis. The Brits a close second with all the lessons they learned in Northern Ireland. The Israeli's know what they are doing. It is still going to be a messy, expensive affair. Not envying them.
Agree on Israel, but disagree on the Brits.

America has had much more recent urban warfare experience in Fallujah and other parts of Iraq, compared with the Northern Ireland warfare of the 1980s. You gotta realize just how old those veterans of the Northern Ireland campaigns are today. It's been around 40 years since the last door was kicked-in in Belfast. Sadly, those lessons learned are probably gone.

But back to your main point... yes, the Israelis are probably the most experienced at urban warfare. They have had to go door-to-door in the West Bank and Gaza before. As we learned in Iraq,... it is a high casualty type of warfare.


Won't argue. US got a lot of Urban experience in Iraq.

Was thinking of the similarity of long term generational conflict. I sort of equated Israel and N Ireland.

The lesson we got was you can't let lawyers and [social] media dictate rules of engagement or you're going to end up with a lot of dead soldiers.
I agree with the Politicians and the media. Hard to not have the attorneys, there is a reason JAG Corps has been in existence since 1775.

JAG, as a rule, aren't the attorneys anyone cares about. Though their role is to enforce the rule of law when it has been broken…not to craft rules of engagement. They are rule enforcement not rule creation, imo.

Americans no longer have the stomach or balls to wage real war. I'm actually not sure anyone in the West does. Hell, among our allies im not sure anyone does.

On the whole, the world has become a very soft place…probably for a better. However, it means the places that aren't soft have a decided advantage in that they simply don't care what anyone thinks. Hamas does not care what the West thinks of them killing babies. They don't have to fight a war in the battlefield AND Twitter which frees them to be brutal. They just don't care about "hearts and minds" because they have [likely accurately] decided that the West won't do anything.
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In reply to Jacques Strap • 2:44p, 10/13/23
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Modern day Nazis.
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 2:54p, 10/13/23
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ron.reagan said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


Charleston Coffee Roasters makes a good coffee Kiawah blend is my favorite. Don't need no stinking Starbucks
As soon as I walk in I'll find out the CEO funded a Cambodian genocide . I understand cancel culture makes you feel better but I find it annoying


Go to Starbucks everyday, buy stock, join their picket line. Embrace not cancelling... I will continue to drinky Charleston Coffee Roasters.

Damn, You are so enlightened and conservative! Is that what your looking for? The last true conservative, i.e. Ronald Reagan? You looking for a little affirmation? Your good enough, your conservative enough, and darn people like you. Feel better?
You drinky whatever you want to drinky. This is America
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In reply to historian • 2:57p, 10/13/23
historian said:
Jacques Strap said:

Modern day Nazis.


Even most Nazis surrendered to save their own necks after their dear leader offed himself. These nut jobs think they will get 72 virgins if they die killing Jews and Christians in Jihad. They won't stop until they are red mist.
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3:00p, 10/13/23
Here is an accurate look at the moral equivalency for you:


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In reply to BearN • 3:00p, 10/13/23
Good point. A different kind of fanaticism.
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In reply to boognish_bear • 3:03p, 10/13/23
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Redbrickbear said:
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What an absolute apocalyptic mess. Living hell for those civilians trapped there.

That has been true for Palestinian civilians ever since Hamas took over and began their reign of terror.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 3:06p, 10/13/23
Do you realize how totally absurd that comparison is?
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 3:15p, 10/13/23
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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed an a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



The people in Gaza have been told to leave. If they do not, they will be considered enemy combatants and will die. This ain't rocket science. They have been warned.


Oh gotcha.

They were told to pack up their bags by their long time enemy and leave their country or die…well now that you explained it….it sounds so reasonable.

I guess if some Generals in Mexico City tell you to leave Texas within 24hrs you will just back your bags and head for the Oklahoma border
If the Mexicans/ Cartels tell me to leave my home, I will stay and fight to the death. I am not some p u s s y in a "huge barbed wire prison" just waiting to be slaughtered with my only backing coming from online terrorist sympathizers like yourself. I am willing to die defending my country. This stuff is really simple. Either stay and fight or run.


Your family was probably not even here for the Texas war of Independence…and you would run like a baby for the safety of the border if such a war broke our today.

If think little kids in Gaza have a choice?
I told you exactly what I would do. Piss on your little kids of Gaza plea. Either Dad and Mom take them to safety and they live or they stay and they die. Very simple. Pit bull puppies eventually grow up to be grown pit bulls.

Time to end this cycle of hate.



Through some kind of "final solution" to the Palestinian problem?
Hopefully Palestine will soon just be a "country" we read about in the history books. It needs to be turned into asphalt. Hope this doesn't hurt your feelings.


You can fantasize about killing people behind your computer screen….in retaliation for crimes that Hamas commits.

But make no mistake what you are advocating the killing of little children by bombs and shrapnel

Little babies with the back of their skulls blown off

For someone like me who has 3 little kids…that is never something I will support



Maybe this should be posted along with the photos of the charred bodies of Israeli children burned alive by Hamas the other day. Or those babies that were beheaded.

These kinds of atrocities are the reason that most civilized people find war abhorrent. Hamas is not civilized. They perpetrated this insanity and every drop of blood spilled in Gaza is on their hands. The terrorist sympathizers in America & Europe calling for genocide against Jews are no better.
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In reply to ron.reagan • 3:17p, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


To be fair, they probably have a PhD in something

Identity politics, grievance studies, or rabble touring. In other words, cultural Marxism.
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In reply to ron.reagan • 3:20p, 10/13/23
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In a bit of hyperbolic phrasing we did extensive research to figure out how we could burn the most Germans to death in the hamburg bombing.

Unfortunately, that's what total war produced with modern technology. The next logical step was Mike's. Thank God they have never been used in war since 1945.

Does anyone seriously believe that Iran would hesitate before using them in Israel if they had nukes?
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3:33p, 10/13/23
A little Schadenfreude for Lefty pinheads at Harvard supporting terrorists:

https://redstate.com/beckynoble/2023/10/12/pro-palestinian-harvard-students-first-lesson-in-job-hunting-ceos-not-interested-in-hamas-supporters-n2164979
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In reply to ron.reagan • 3:45p, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
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To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


That's what hollow stumps and McDonald's is for
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 4:32p, 10/13/23
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RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed an a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



The people in Gaza have been told to leave. If they do not, they will be considered enemy combatants and will die. This ain't rocket science. They have been warned.


Oh gotcha.

They were told to pack up their bags by their long time enemy and leave their country or die…well now that you explained it….it sounds so reasonable.

I guess if some Generals in Mexico City tell you to leave Texas within 24hrs you will just back your bags and head for the Oklahoma border



In this scenario you have dreamed up, had I just returned with my murder cult buddies from Southof the Rio Grande where we snuck in homes, and cut off the heads of the Mexican Generals babies, murdered their wives in their beds, and taken a hundred hostages back with us back to Texas? If so, then yeah, those Mexican Generals are coming for blood and I'd better tell my wife to pack her suicide vest and grab our little terrorist babies and head north to Sooner land.
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In reply to historian • 4:43p, 10/13/23
historian said:
Jacques Strap said:

Modern day Nazis.

The same people who would be offended at being misgendered..
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In reply to historian • 4:46p, 10/13/23
historian said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
boognish_bear said:
They'll choose martyrdom, and it will be used to bash Israel for its cruelty. We're not dealing with a rational population.


You think all 2.5 million people in Gaza….a place smaller than McLennan county surrounded by concrete walls and barbed wire….want to be killed an a semi-apocalyptic firestorm?


Do you work for Lindsey Graham?



The people in Gaza have been told to leave. If they do not, they will be considered enemy combatants and will die. This ain't rocket science. They have been warned.


Oh gotcha.

They were told to pack up their bags by their long time enemy and leave their country or die…well now that you explained it….it sounds so reasonable.

I guess if some Generals in Mexico City tell you to leave Texas within 24hrs you will just back your bags and head for the Oklahoma border
If the Mexicans/ Cartels tell me to leave my home, I will stay and fight to the death. I am not some p u s s y in a "huge barbed wire prison" just waiting to be slaughtered with my only backing coming from online terrorist sympathizers like yourself. I am willing to die defending my country. This stuff is really simple. Either stay and fight or run.


Your family was probably not even here for the Texas war of Independence…and you would run like a baby for the safety of the border if such a war broke our today.

If think little kids in Gaza have a choice?
I told you exactly what I would do. Piss on your little kids of Gaza plea. Either Dad and Mom take them to safety and they live or they stay and they die. Very simple. Pit bull puppies eventually grow up to be grown pit bulls.

Time to end this cycle of hate.



Through some kind of "final solution" to the Palestinian problem?
Hopefully Palestine will soon just be a "country" we read about in the history books. It needs to be turned into asphalt. Hope this doesn't hurt your feelings.


You can fantasize about killing people behind your computer screen….in retaliation for crimes that Hamas commits.

But make no mistake what you are advocating the killing of little children by bombs and shrapnel

Little babies with the back of their skulls blown off

For someone like me who has 3 little kids…that is never something I will support



Maybe this should be posted along with the photos of the charred bodies of Israeli children burned alive by Hamas the other day. Or those babies that were beheaded.

These kinds of atrocities are the reason that most civilized people find war abhorrent. Hamas is not civilized. They perpetrated this insanity and every drop of blood spilled in Gaza is on their hands. The terrorist sympathizers in America & Europe calling for genocide against Jews are no better.

If Hamas was not embedded in hospitals, mosques, homes, schools - the casualties of war would be far less.
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In reply to Jack Bauer • 5:02p, 10/13/23
Jack Bauer said:
historian said:
Jacques Strap said:

Modern day Nazis.

The same people who would be offended at being misgendered..

Nazi snowflakes!!
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5:18p, 10/13/23
Days like today the "Jesus Freaks" at Baylor aren't as bad as we thought..

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In reply to ron.reagan • 5:42p, 10/13/23
ron.reagan said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
FLBear5630 said:
ron.reagan said:
ShooterTX said:
Jacques Strap said:
I don't need a lecture from the person making my coffee, I just need a cup of coffee.

Starbucks condemns acts of terror, strongly disagrees with statements made by Workers United
Quote:
To be clear: We unequivocally condemn these acts of terrorism, hate and violence, and disagree with the statements and views expressed by Workers United and its members. Workers United's words and actions belong to them, and them alone.


Yet another reason to NEVER buy from Starbucks.

I gave up on that over priced crap a few years back.... never regretted it.

Bought my own espresso machine. Already payed for itself a few times over. Coffee is WAY better, and I'm not supporting idiots who want to destroy America.
But can you poop into your espresso machine on a road trip?


Charleston Coffee Roasters makes a good coffee Kiawah blend is my favorite. Don't need no stinking Starbucks
As soon as I walk in I'll find out the CEO funded a Cambodian genocide . I understand cancel culture makes you feel better but I find it annoying


Go to Starbucks everyday, buy stock, join their picket line. Embrace not cancelling... I will continue to drinky Charleston Coffee Roasters.

Damn, You are so enlightened and conservative! Is that what your looking for? The last true conservative, i.e. Ronald Reagan? You looking for a little affirmation? Your good enough, your conservative enough, and darn people like you. Feel better?
You drinky whatever you want to drinky. This is America


That is what I said. You are losing it dude. Need to develop your own ideas and not try to be someone else. There was only one Reagan. Br who you are, it is good enough if you are genuine.
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