mikey1974
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Environmentalists are forgetting war is bad for the environment. And this not drilling here is tying our hands forcing us into confrontation. I'm tired of this country being shackled by all the dumbasses that reside in it. Maybe they should fight the war that's coming and go straight to the frontlines since they have np desire to help us avoid it.cause the environmentalists won't let us....and all the foreign oil companies have their hands in the government,so we'll never truly be free of them...cause in the end it's not about what's good for the country,but about how much money they can get from the lobbiests
Environmentalists are forgetting war is bad for the environment. And this not drilling here is tying our hands forcing us into confrontation. I'm tired of this country being shackled by all the dumbasses that reside in it. Maybe they should fight the war that's coming and go straight to the frontlines since they have np desire to help us avoid it.
Do we really need lobbyists? Send their asses to the frontline to.
Wow. This has got to be one of the dumbest political comments I have ever read on the internet, and that's saying a lot.
So because environmentalists don't want the U.S. to use oil - and that includes domestic sources - it's their fault if the country goes to war again for oil?
There are so many groups that bear more responsibility for a possible war with Iran that it's not even funny.
Blame the oil industry, which wants control over Iranian crude supplies.
Blame the military-industrial complex, which starts wars regularly to keep taxpayer dollars flowing to weapons manufacturers.
Blame the bought-and-paid-for politicians in Washington, who never met a war they didn't like and have done nothing to address climate change or begin the transition to renewable energy.
Blame the corporate media, which spews out anti-Iranian propaganda daily.
Blame the Israel lobby, which has been working for years to build support for an attack on Iran among U.S. policymakers.
Conversely, you could swallow the official line and blame Iran for trying to develop nuclear weapons in the face of constant threats of invasion and attack.
But to blame environmentalists for the tense international situation, when they spend all their time desperately trying to get the U.S. off of oil and to fund research into renewable energy sources - advice that gets lip service from politicians who then ignore it completely and continue feeding our oil addiction - is laughable, Rush Limbaugh-level nonsense.
Considering the fact that environmentalists are also more likely to be anti-war, your attempts to pin the risk of war on them are ludicrous, when they've been the ones at the frontlines fighting against more war for oil.
Contrary to right-wing mythology, tapping domestic oil sources would not free the U.S. from foreign oil, because there's simply not enough to meet the demand. And this also fails to address the other factors driving war with Iran - Israel's desire to eliminate a regional rival, and America's overlapping need to ensure its own domination over the Middle East (while inconveniencing energy competitors like China).
You want to send somebody actually responsible to fight in an Iranian war they started? How about starting with the CEOs, politicians, lobbyists, careerist army generals and corporate media ****es and then working down from there?
Now THIS I would be in favour of.t:
Iran potentially developing missiles to reach U.S. East Coast:
http://www.smh.com.au/world/new-iranian-missile-could-strike-us-20120203-1qxpp.html
Living next to MCAS Cherry Point, this worries me. However, I'm sure we would "**** them up" if they launch missiles at our eastern seaboard.
In your face, South Dakota. Wait, what's this got to do with Iran?
That story is absolute bu******. What would they stick at the end of it? They have no nuclear warheads near being ready for an attack like that. A suicide bombing, assassination, or sabotage is much more likely if anything than anything that totally outrageous.
Why would Iran not hit US bases in the area and Europe first? Even sabotage the efforts of the Israeli air force or another more realistic measure like damaging Saudi oil fields or destabilizing the governments in Iraq or Afghanistan?. This is more fear mongering with a very baseless threat to the US.
Iran has never attacked another nation in its modern history, I've heard that Israel is ready to launch an airstrike within whatever amount of time since at least 2005, it would be mean global economic collapse within weeks after the price of oil hikes to three hundred dollars a barrel and the US deficit, let alone that of NATO European nations could not afford a war with three times the number of people in Iraq and four times the land size.
North Korea has long range missiles that can strike Hawaii and Alaska with a nuclear warhead, maybe the south, Australia, or Japan too. They would be a bigger threat.