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Hillary Clinton: US should 'take out' Assad's air fields - CNNPolitics.com



It appears that Kancles the War Hawk supports the US and Trump administration bombing Syrian airfields. She believes this will help stop the Russian backed Assad.

So is the only person who could loose to Trump right about bombing and possibly bringing up a military confrontation with Russia the right thing to do? Or is her opinion like her candidacy and totally wrong for America?
 
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Hillary Clinton: US should 'take out' Assad's air fields - CNNPolitics.com



It appears that Kancles the War Hawk supports the US and Trump administration bombing Syrian airfields. She believes this will help stop the Russian backed Assad.

So is the only person who could loose to Trump right about bombing and possibly bringing up a military confrontation with Russia the right thing to do? Or is her opinion like her candidacy and totally wrong for America?

That makes a lot of sense tactically and operationally.

However, strategically, the Russian Air Force is operating from those airfields, and if we kill some Russians or blow up some Russian Air Force aircraft, then we're in a shooting war with Russia.

I meant what I said though, it does make a lot of sense tactically and operationally. Assad is using his helicopters and the Russian Air Force to attack his one people, and a barrel bomb from one of his helicopters was how he deployed the Chorine Gas attack a few years ago (it was videoed from the ground), and he probably deployed the Sarin Gas attack this week the same way, via helicopter barrel bomb.

If Russia pulls their guys and equipment out, then we can do that. You see, in addition to the risk of killing Russians and blowing up their stuff, the Russians gave Syria a number of S-400 anti-aircraft missile batteries - they are badass dangerous (arguably the most effective Anti-Aircraft System on the globe) and very difficult to take out. They would more than likely shoot down some of our drones, aircraft, or even potentially our cruise missiles if we fire them from stand-off systems like subs, B-52's/B-2's over the Med, or surface ships at sea.

This situation is beyond complicated, to say the least.

To remove Assad, you first have to sever his ties to Russia, and since Syria has Russia's only warm water port that cannot be blocked by plugging the Bosphorus Straight, Putin isn't going to do that.
 
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The question doesn't have anything to do with Trump.

It's a relevant question about something Hillary is saying NOW.

It's actually YOU deflecting TO Trump here.

No opinions on what Hillary said?
 
The question doesn't have anything to do with Trump.

It's a relevant question about something Hillary is saying NOW.

It's actually YOU deflecting TO Trump here.

No opinions on what Hillary said?

Donald took the White House. Not Hillary. Therefore, Donald's opinion is the one that bears watching. Try to keep up.
 
That makes a lot of sense tactically and operationally.

However, strategically, the Russian Air Force is operating from those airfields, and if we kill some Russians or blow up some Russian Air Force aircraft, then we're in a shooting war with Russia.

I meant what I said though, it does make a lot of sense tactically and operationally. Assad is using his helicopters and the Russian Air Force to attack his one people, and a barrel bomb from one of his helicopters was how he deployed the Chorine Gas attack a few years ago (it was videoed from the ground), and he probably deployed the Sarin Gas attack this week the same way, via helicopter barrel bomb.

If Russia pulls their guys and equipment out, then we can do that. You see, in addition to the risk of killing Russians and blowing up their stuff, the Russians gave Syria a number of S-400 anti-aircraft missile batteries - they are badass dangerous (arguably the most effective Anti-Aircraft System on the globe) and very difficult to take out. They would more than likely shoot down some of our drones, aircraft, or even potentially our cruise missiles if we fire them from stand-off systems like subs, B-52's/B-2's over the Med, or surface ships at sea.

This situation is beyond complicated, to say the least.

To remove Assad, you first have to sever his ties to Russia, and since Syria has Russia's only warm water port that cannot be blocked by pluggin the Bosphorus Straight, Putin isn't ging to do that.

Trump is in the same situation as his predecessor, except Obama was smart enough not to bomb, is Trump willing to risk a shooting war with his bud Putin, doubt it. Its a strip of land without oil, not worth it to the establishment.
 
Donald took the White House. Not Hillary. Therefore, Donald's opinion is the one that bears watching. Try to keep up.

The topic of the thread is what Hillary Clinton said about bombing Assad's airports. We have kept up.
 
Donald took the White House. Not Hillary. Therefore, Donald's opinion is the one that bears watching. Try to keep up.

Zzzzzzzt. Nice try.

Trump is not the only topic in the world.
 
Trump is in the same situation as his predecessor, except Obama was smart enough not to bomb, is Trump willing to risk a shooting war with his bud Putin, doubt it. Its a strip of land without oil, not worth it to the establishment.

We have a moral duty. This has nothing to do with Obama at this point, nor does it have to do with any supposed relationship between Trump and Putin.

If people can't see this outside of colored partisan glasses, then this country and the world are in real trouble.

Go to LiveLeak.com and do a search for "Assad Gas Attack" then click on the warning that pops up because of the horrific nature of the material, watch the videos of the adults and kids foaming at the mouth and gasping for air (be warned, it extremely disturbing) and then get back to me about how this is not important and blah, blah Trump/Putin are butt buddies, etc.
 
The topic of the thread is what Hillary Clinton said about bombing Assad's airports. We have kept up.

The last paragraph of the OP was a clear attempt to relitigate the election. The election is over. Donald took the White House.

Now if we want to have a calm, clear, rational discussion about private citizen Hillary Rodham Clinton's personal views on Syria, then maybe we can hit the reset button and attempt precisely that.
 
The last paragraph was a clear attempt to relitigate the election. The election is over. Donald took the White House.

Now if we want to have a calm, clear, rational discussion about private citizen Hillary Rodham Clinton's personal views on Syria, then maybe we can hit the reset button and attempt precisely that.

The OP was a left handed BS way of talking about the Hillary comment, but it was still about the comment and Hillary. Not about Trump.

Hillary is a former First Lady, Senator, US Secretary of State, and the most recent national candidate for President of the United States of America of the Democratic Party. When she makes a comment of this type, it's not like talking about a cup cake recipe that's some personal view of a private citizen.
 
The OP was a left handed BS way of talking about the Hillary comment, but it was still about the comment and Hillary. Not about Trump.

And that's what poisoned the OP. It came across as when Donald *still* talks about his bigly electoral victory, despite the fact that it's been settled and decided and he's president now.

Hillary is a former First Lady, Senator, US Secretary of State, and the most recent national candidate for President of the United States of America of the Democratic Party. When she makes a comment of this type, it's not like talking about a cup cake recipe that's some personal view of a private citizen.

Also true. She's not in a position of power now, but she is in a position of experience. So when she speaks, yeah, it may be worth it to listen.
 
And that's what poisoned the OP. It came across as when Donald *still* talks about his bigly electoral victory, despite the fact that it's been settled and decided and he's president now.



Also true. She's not in a position of power now, but she is in a position of experience. So when she speaks, yeah, it may be worth it to listen.

Your posts are meant solely to derail this thread. I'm done helping you do that and I shouldn't have taken the bait before. I gave my actual opinion on this thread topic in an earlier thread, and would be happy to talk to you about that if you choose to do so.
 
Also true. She's not in a position of power now, but she is in a position of experience. So when she speaks, yeah, it may be worth it to listen.

But earlier you said

Donald took the White House. Not Hillary. Therefore, Donald's opinion is the one that bears watching. Try to keep up.

Please try to keep up with your own opinions is Trump the one to watch bears with or should we pay attention to Kankles when she says Bomb bomb bomb bomb Syria?
 
And that's what poisoned the OP. It came across as when Donald *still* talks about his bigly electoral victory, despite the fact that it's been settled and decided and he's president now.



Also true. She's not in a position of power now, but she is in a position of experience. So when she speaks, yeah, it may be worth it to listen.

Which is what this thread is about, but YOU didn't want that; you wanted it to be about Trump instead.
 
That makes a lot of sense tactically and operationally.

However, strategically, the Russian Air Force is operating from those airfields, and if we kill some Russians or blow up some Russian Air Force aircraft, then we're in a shooting war with Russia.

I meant what I said though, it does make a lot of sense tactically and operationally. Assad is using his helicopters and the Russian Air Force to attack his one people, and a barrel bomb from one of his helicopters was how he deployed the Chorine Gas attack a few years ago (it was videoed from the ground), and he probably deployed the Sarin Gas attack this week the same way, via helicopter barrel bomb.

If Russia pulls their guys and equipment out, then we can do that. You see, in addition to the risk of killing Russians and blowing up their stuff, the Russians gave Syria a number of S-400 anti-aircraft missile batteries - they are badass dangerous (arguably the most effective Anti-Aircraft System on the globe) and very difficult to take out. They would more than likely shoot down some of our drones, aircraft, or even potentially our cruise missiles if we fire them from stand-off systems like subs, B-52's/B-2's over the Med, or surface ships at sea.

This situation is beyond complicated, to say the least.

To remove Assad, you first have to sever his ties to Russia, and since Syria has Russia's only warm water port that cannot be blocked by plugging the Bosphorus Straight, Putin isn't going to do that.



It makes sence only if we exclude what Russia may do in retaliation. Untill we get them on board or at least no actively working against us then we can bomb away. As it stands Trump is exactly like Obama, royally screwed at ever turn in this situation.
 
And that's what poisoned the OP. It came across as when Donald *still* talks about his bigly electoral victory, despite the fact that it's been settled and decided and he's president now.



Also true. She's not in a position of power now, but she is in a position of experience. So when she speaks, yeah, it may be worth it to listen.

The only one "poisoning the thread" is you with your meaningless and off topic pictures.
 
It makes sence only if we exclude what Russia may do in retaliation. Untill we get them on board or at least no actively working against us then we can bomb away. As it stands Trump is exactly like Obama, royally screwed at ever turn in this situation.

Did you read my entire post? Seems like you pulled the REPLY trigger and started typing after only reading the first few words.
 
Your posts are meant solely to derail this thread. I'm done helping you do that and I shouldn't have taken the bait before. I gave my actual opinion on this thread topic in an earlier thread, and would be happy to talk to you about that if you choose to do so.

It's not bait. It is very difficult to have a good discussion under a bad OP. That's not my problem, Beudreaux, and I refuse to apologize for a sin that I did not make.

Anyway, back to whatever's left to salvage from the OP. What's to do with the crappy situation known as Syria is anyone's guess. Basically it's either we let the situation run its course, which will mean even more atrocities and a likely restoration of Assad's power, or go in there and attack somehow. Hillary tends to be fairly hawkish and leans towards the latter, it seems.
 
Did you read my entire post? Seems like you pulled the REPLY trigger and started typing after only reading the first few words.


I actually agree that on paper bombs look good, the Russian involvement screws that up as it is currently.
 
Hillary Clinton: US should 'take out' Assad's air fields - CNNPolitics.com



It appears that Kancles the War Hawk supports the US and Trump administration bombing Syrian airfields. She believes this will help stop the Russian backed Assad.

So is the only person who could loose to Trump right about bombing and possibly bringing up a military confrontation with Russia the right thing to do? Or is her opinion like her candidacy and totally wrong for America?

Hopefully Trump won't get sucked into this crap and be fooled by an obvious false flag, chemical attack.
 
We have a moral duty. This has nothing to do with Obama at this point, nor does it have to do with any supposed relationship between Trump and Putin.

If people can't see this outside of colored partisan glasses, then this country and the world are in real trouble.

Go to LiveLeak.com and do a search for "Assad Gas Attack" then click on the warning that pops up because of the horrific nature of the material, watch the videos of the adults and kids foaming at the mouth and gasping for air (be warned, it extremely disturbing) and then get back to me about how this is not important and blah, blah Trump/Putin are butt buddies, etc.

Oh I agree, we should do something to help those folks stuck in the middle, but as I said earlier Trumps constant lies have weekend Americas moral compass. If I was a foreign power I would look at Donny's track record with the truth, and proceed with caution. It would be reassuring to think Trump may actually do something to help those folks, will not happen, its not worth starting a war over a piece of the desert which contains zero oil, wont happen.
 
Did you read my entire post? Seems like you pulled the REPLY trigger and started typing after only reading the first few words.

Use of military force, along with gov't spying, are certainly two issues that cross party lines, as we see in this thread with both sides of the aisle and as we saw four years ago, when neither party's leaders would support Obama going in after the British parliament said no .
 
The OP was a left handed BS way of talking about the Hillary comment, but it was still about the comment and Hillary. Not about Trump.

Hillary is a former First Lady, Senator, US Secretary of State, and the most recent national candidate for President of the United States of America of the Democratic Party. When she makes a comment of this type, it's not like talking about a cup cake recipe that's some personal view of a private citizen.

HRC has now given trump cover for going after ASSad/Syria. Her remarks about having a no fly zone are in disagreement with Obama.

Obama did not have the support of the international community nor his own party in congress to attack Syria. trump has the support of his party, though we won't be seeing a new AUMF any time soon .
 
HRC has now given trump cover for going after ASSad/Syria. Her remarks about having a no fly zone are in disagreement with Obama.

Obama did not have the support of the international community nor his own party in congress to attack Syria. trump has the support of his party, though we won't be seeing a new AUMF any time soon .

There are no good answers or options at this point for US action in Syria that do not end up putting us toe to toe with Russia and Iran. There was a small window years ago when this all started with the Arab Spring, but no one, Democrat or Republican and especially not the American people were ready to go into another Middle East country with ground troops. And, that's what it will take - ground troops. Lots and lots of ground troops.

(glad to see you back, BTW)
 
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