Where do we go to war next?

[93henfan]

Civil war. It's time for a reckoning.

Why do you think Biden banned 40% of the ammo available to US consumers two weeks ago?

[SDHornet]

Civil war. It's time for a reckoning.

Why do you think Biden banned 40% of the ammo available to US consumers two weeks ago?

Taliban has tons of ammo these days...

[kalm]

Civil war. It's time for a reckoning.

Where’s the Mason-Dixon line? Does it make a loop around Idaho and cut Western Montana from Eastern Montana with loops along the I-90 corridor in Eastern WA and 195 to Pullman and Moscow?

And what reckoning? Do we pull all Federal assets from the rebel states?

Does your side have a statue repairman?

[Ivytalk]

Civil war. It's time for a reckoning.

Where’s the Mason-Dixon line? Does it make a loop around Idaho and cut Western Montana from Eastern Montana with loops along the I-90 corridor in Eastern WA and 195 to Pullman and Moscow?

And what reckoning? Do we pull all Federal assets from the rebel states?

Does your side have a statue repairman?

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

[kalm]

Where’s the Mason-Dixon line? Does it make a loop around Idaho and cut Western Montana from Eastern Montana with loops along the I-90 corridor in Eastern WA and 195 to Pullman and Moscow?

And what reckoning? Do we pull all Federal assets from the rebel states?

Does your side have a statue repairman?

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

I cold civil war is already happening. It’s idiot vs. idiot.

[AZGrizFan]

Where’s the Mason-Dixon line? Does it make a loop around Idaho and cut Western Montana from Eastern Montana with loops along the I-90 corridor in Eastern WA and 195 to Pullman and Moscow?

And what reckoning? Do we pull all Federal assets from the rebel states?

Does your side have a statue repairman?

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

Gonna be a bloodbath. Half my family is in the other tribe. And they don’t have any guns.

[Winterborn]

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

Gonna be a bloodbath. Half my family is in the other tribe. And they don’t have any guns.

I hope it doesn't ever get that far.

[Ivytalk]

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

Gonna be a bloodbath. Half my family is in the other tribe. And they don’t have any guns.

Sucks to be them!

[kalm]

The next Civil War won’t be state vs. state. It will be tribe vs. tribe.

Gonna be a bloodbath. Half my family is in the other tribe. And they don’t have any guns.

Which tribe?

[∞∞∞]

AZ killing his family to own the libs.

I wish I didn't jest about the civil war thing, or this entire thread really.

I'm echoing people who have seen the brutality of war (soldiers, immigrants, own family), but the sheer waste of human life and absolute misery isn't something you want at your front door for all the love or money in the world. Look around you....you want to bring Syria, Iraq, Beirut, or even a tempered conflict like the Troubles to your loved ones, your children, your family?

You want to destroy everything we've built, ruin the economy, collapse the dollar, bring in foreign troops to our land?

For Americans who don't know a day of real suffering, civil war isn't akin to some sport. It'll be years of asymmetrical warfare complete with death and destruction of all things in its way.

[GannonFan]

AZ killing his family to own the libs.

I wish I didn't jest about the civil war thing, or this entire thread really.

I'm echoing people who have seen the brutality of war (soldiers, immigrants, own family), but the sheer waste of human life and absolute misery isn't something you want at your front door for all the love or money in the world. Look around you....you want to bring Syria, Iraq, Beirut, or even a tempered conflict like the Troubles to your loved ones, your children, your family?

You want to destroy everything we've built, ruin the economy, collapse the dollar, bring in foreign troops to our land?

For Americans who don't know a day of real suffering, civil war isn't akin to some sport. It'll be years of asymmetrical warfare complete with death and destruction of all things in its way.

Hyperbole much? No doubt, war is absolutely devastating, but we aren't anywhere in the vicinity of a real civil war in this country. A few hundred mostly unarmed mouth breathers walking around the Capitol Building taking pictures isn't a civil war. And those were the super-motivated types as well. Jeopardy not being able to pick a permanent host isn't the sign of the apocalypse either. I'm not counting on a real civil war in this country in my lifetime, and I'm still on the younger side of 50 right now.

[Winterborn]

Gonna be a bloodbath. Half my family is in the other tribe. And they don’t have any guns.

Which tribe?

The William and Mary tribe of course. Ever see what a bobcat does to a griffin? Just messy.

[Ivytalk]

Which tribe?

The William and Mary tribe of course. Ever see what a bobcat does to a griffin? Just messy.

Or the Cleveland Indians.

[kalm]

The William and Mary tribe of course. Ever see what a bobcat does to a griffin? Just messy.

Or the Cleveland Indians.

Or 10,000 Maniacs.

(They had an album titled “In my Tribe”.

[93henfan]

Jeopardy not being able to pick a permanent host isn't the sign of the apocalypse either.

Speak for yourself, fuckface.

[Winterborn]

The William and Mary tribe of course. Ever see what a bobcat does to a griffin? Just messy.

Or the Cleveland Indians.

W&M popped in my head first as the last time I could remember the Indianans taking a mauling was in 2002 to the Twins.

[Winterborn]

Or the Cleveland Indians.

Or 10,000 Maniacs.

(They had an album titled “In my Tribe”.

Only song I know by them is Because the Night.

[Ibanez]

AZ killing his family to own the libs.

I wish I didn't jest about the civil war thing, or this entire thread really.

I'm echoing people who have seen the brutality of war (soldiers, immigrants, own family), but the sheer waste of human life and absolute misery isn't something you want at your front door for all the love or money in the world. Look around you....you want to bring Syria, Iraq, Beirut, or even a tempered conflict like the Troubles to your loved ones, your children, your family?

You want to destroy everything we've built, ruin the economy, collapse the dollar, bring in foreign troops to our land?

For Americans who don't know a day of real suffering, civil war isn't akin to some sport. It'll be years of asymmetrical warfare complete with death and destruction of all things in its way.

Dude just called a 30 year conflict with 50,000 causalities, "tempered."

[Ivytalk]

AZ killing his family to own the libs.

I wish I didn't jest about the civil war thing, or this entire thread really.

I'm echoing people who have seen the brutality of war (soldiers, immigrants, own family), but the sheer waste of human life and absolute misery isn't something you want at your front door for all the love or money in the world. Look around you....you want to bring Syria, Iraq, Beirut, or even a tempered conflict like the Troubles to your loved ones, your children, your family?

You want to destroy everything we've built, ruin the economy, collapse the dollar, bring in foreign troops to our land?

For Americans who don't know a day of real suffering, civil war isn't akin to some sport. It'll be years of asymmetrical warfare complete with death and destruction of all things in its way.

Dude just called a 30 year conflict with 50,000 causalities, "tempered."

I guess he’s not Sean O’Tripz, then.

[kalm]

AZ killing his family to own the libs.

I wish I didn't jest about the civil war thing, or this entire thread really.

I'm echoing people who have seen the brutality of war (soldiers, immigrants, own family), but the sheer waste of human life and absolute misery isn't something you want at your front door for all the love or money in the world. Look around you....you want to bring Syria, Iraq, Beirut, or even a tempered conflict like the Troubles to your loved ones, your children, your family?

You want to destroy everything we've built, ruin the economy, collapse the dollar, bring in foreign troops to our land?

For Americans who don't know a day of real suffering, civil war isn't akin to some sport. It'll be years of asymmetrical warfare complete with death and destruction of all things in its way.

Dude just called a 30 year conflict with 50,000 causalities, "tempered."

By comparison to some it was.

We tend to pick and choose the value of life on a whim.

EG’s: we are extremely concerned about the value of afghani lives and the soldiers killed recently.

Blue lives matter.

[Ibanez]

Dude just called a 30 year conflict with 50,000 causalities, "tempered."

I guess he’s not Sean O’Tripz, then.

Trips O 'Callahan, he is not.

[Ibanez]

Dude just called a 30 year conflict with 50,000 causalities, "tempered."

By comparison to some it was.

We tend to pick and choose the value of life on a whim.

EG’s: we are extremely concerned about the value of afghani lives and the soldiers killed recently.

Blue lives matter.

I'm sorry. I don't see how a 30 year irregular war, that was preceded by the Home Rule Crisis and War for Irish Independence in the early 20th century (essentially before and after the partition of Ireland), not to mention the CENTURIES of colonization, hunger, murder, strife was just tempered. You can just about trace the entire conflict back to the Acts of Union of 1800.


The Troubles were merely the "endgame."

[Winterborn]

By comparison to some it was.

We tend to pick and choose the value of life on a whim.

EG’s: we are extremely concerned about the value of afghani lives and the soldiers killed recently.

Blue lives matter.

I'm sorry. I don't see how a 30 year irregular war, that was preceded by the Home Rule Crisis and War for Irish Independence in the early 20th century (essentially before and after the partition of Ireland), not to mention the CENTURIES of colonization, hunger, murder, strife was just tempered. You can just about trace the entire conflict back to the Acts of Union of 1800.


The Troubles were merely the "endgame."

I always thought U.S. politicians should pay more attention to the history and background on why it all started and continued to fester.

[Ibanez]

I'm sorry. I don't see how a 30 year irregular war, that was preceded by the Home Rule Crisis and War for Irish Independence in the early 20th century (essentially before and after the partition of Ireland), not to mention the CENTURIES of colonization, hunger, murder, strife was just tempered. You can just about trace the entire conflict back to the Acts of Union of 1800.


The Troubles were merely the "endgame."

I always thought U.S. politicians should pay more attention to the history and background on why it all started and continued to fester.

That would require effort...and intelligence.

Honestly - I've not read enough about the subject to speak with a hint..a modicum of authority (as much as is required on Cs.com, at least. ) but from I have read and learned...I wouldn't call IRA bombings tempered. Also - just because the Troubles ended in the 1990s, doesn't mean the conflicts are over. Just about each year from 1998 (99?) there have been multiple incidents.

Calling The Troubles "tempered" is like calling The Terror a minor event - it was THAT bad...you know.

[GannonFan]

By comparison to some it was.

We tend to pick and choose the value of life on a whim.

EG’s: we are extremely concerned about the value of afghani lives and the soldiers killed recently.

Blue lives matter.

I'm sorry. I don't see how a 30 year irregular war, that was preceded by the Home Rule Crisis and War for Irish Independence in the early 20th century (essentially before and after the partition of Ireland), not to mention the CENTURIES of colonization, hunger, murder, strife was just tempered. You can just about trace the entire conflict back to the Acts of Union of 1800.


The Troubles were merely the "endgame."

Don't they go back even further than that? I thought QE1 was pretty influential in shaping modern day Northern Ireland. That's back to at least 1580. And frankly she wasn't the first to get involved there.