Imagine the day our entire country tells our government elites to shove it up their ass cause we won't murder another person for their pride, oil, treasure and imperialist agenda. We must ask the question of cui bono? It ain't us, and it damn sure ain't the innocent people we are slaughtering. We must refuse to fight on all grounds. We have a bunch of chicken hawks who were too soft to fight the wars themselves when they were of age, but now they talk tough as if they would stand the front lines for their cause. Hell no, they are using us like pawns and the value of your life and my life is nothing to them. More of our soldiers have died than the number who perished on 9/11. This is not a victory and this is not the way to secure our safety. I think we should all be terrified of what the future holds for our country when we are no longer the worlds superpower. Imagine the roles reversed. Imagine your mom and sister raped by soldiers marching through your block. Imagine your town in ruins and water supplies diseased. Imagine your entire family dead or mangled, and being labled terrorists in order to keep the civilian death counts down. Then imagine what you would do. For Us not to excpect retaliation is ignorant. And no, this is not me condoning the retaiation and murder that occurs from other countries or groups. It is just reality. We lost 3,000 in the Twin Towers. As a result of embargo's from the 1st Iraq invasion to 2003 when we went again, close to 500,000 Iraqi children died. Here is what our US ambassador to the UN said about that when asked.
Disgusting. And no matter how brainwashed you are, no one can make a case for the guilt of these children, so please do not try. By doing so you just have decided that the life of someone who happens to be born in Iraq is automatically worth next to nothing, where as if you come out of the womb within these divine borders your life is naturally worth let's say, half a million Iraqi children, at least.
So I was wrong, that was in 1996 when the count was half a million dead children, imagine how many died after. But we talk about 9/11 as if it is a pass to slaughter all those who we decide may be a "terrorist", we can usually identify them by where they live, who they pray to, and of course when they decide they don't like their kids being starved to death or their homes being bombed. We used to call them "freedom fighters" when they were fighting the Soviet Union Occupation in the 80's, but of course the Soviets didn't have the good fortune of being born within these sacred (albeit arbitrary) borders. So we need to follow this man's lead.
(And before you jump down his neck for any anti-white comments, remember how the whites treated the blacks in this time. I personally don't believe he meant these comments as every single white person, just more about the laws of the white man that kept the colored down.)
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
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Muhammad Ali refusing to fight in Vietnam is absolutely one of the most heroic things that any celebrity in this country have ever done. While it is true that Ali had many of his most famous lines, including "I got nothing against no Vietcong," were fed to him by Louis Farrahkan and the Nation of Islam, Ali was still the one to give up his heavyweight title, his popularity and much of his fortune to stand up for what he believed in.
ReplyDeleteI still think that he is the most overrated boxer of all time from a pure boxing standpoint though. As a boxing fan, I get extremely annoyed when people who have watched less than 1/100th as much boxing as I have act like any opinion that does not include Muhammad Ali as the greatest boxer of all time is completely discredited. I could easily name 50 fighters who accomplished more in the ring than he did.
I also think that Ali's treatment of Joe Frazier was a bit harsh.
Despite these shortcomings, and in the ring he was still an all time great, Ali still stands as the most courageous athlete of all time in my mind.