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Nigerian terror group kills 138 Christians

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I think the fact that the U.S. has labeled them already implies that any attacks they are involved in should be condemned.

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Doesn't their status as a terror group sort of imply that they are condemned by America? I can't think of a terror group that we support....well, except for the NSA.

 

We, I mean they support the Muslim Brotherhood and are supporting the rebels in Syria and you don't get more terrorist than they are.

Our country "officially" goes out of its way to not condemn terrorist acts perpetrated by Islamic terrorist against non-American targets.

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Our country "officially" goes out of its way to not condemn terrorist acts perpetrated by Islamic terrorist against non-American targets.

 

And I wonder why.

We, I mean they support the Muslim Brotherhood and are supporting the rebels in Syria and you don't get more terrorist than they are.

 

So outside of labeling them a terrorist group what exactly should our government do? Should we bomb them? How do you tell who is on what side? They don't wear uniforms. And I'm confused, last year everyone was on the government for not supporting the rebels in Syria. Now we're supposed to oppose them, is that what you're saying?

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So outside of labeling them a terrorist group what exactly should our government do? Should we bomb them? How do you tell who is on what side? They don't wear uniforms. And I'm confused, last year everyone was on the government for not supporting the rebels in Syria. Now we're supposed to oppose them, is that what you're saying?

 

I was never in favor for supporting the Syrian rebles, it was all those uniformed that believes whatever the government says is true.

 

Maybe we should send in peace keepers to make sure this doesnt happen.

Why not bomb them, we do everyone else.

I was never in favor for supporting the Syrian rebles, it was all those uniformed that believes whatever the government says is true.

 

Maybe we should send in peace keepers to make sure this doesnt happen.

Why not bomb them, we do everyone else.

 

Why is it always our job to send in peace keepers? I don't want my soldiers going there.

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Why is it always our job to send in peace keepers? I don't want my soldiers going there.

 

I agree but I would rather our soldiers go protect these people than being in Afghanistan.

Why is it always our job to send in peace keepers? I don't want my soldiers going there.

 

We have had at least one Kentucky national guard unit go into central Africa for a year long deployment. So we, quietly, do have units in the region - or did. Not sure what their mission was - but it was a full year deployment.

I can't help but wonder if this was "Nigerian terror group kills 138 Muslims", if Mtn Ref would've bothered to even start a thread...

I can't help but wonder if this was "Nigerian terror group kills 138 Muslims", if Mtn Ref would've bothered to even start a thread...

 

"Nigerian heroes..."

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I can't help but wonder if this was "Nigerian terror group kills 138 Muslims", if Mtn Ref would've bothered to even start a thread...

 

Doubt it would even make the headlines. But this is a sort of genocide, shouldnt that be news worthy.

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