Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (9 Viewers)

Is Iraq better now?

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ReBeL

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    X said:
    the same civilians who were attending the executions perpetrated by other civilians?
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    I do not support the executions if you hint at it, but those who were killed in these executions are not angels. They were soldiers who were doing nothing but killing the people since more than 4 years...
     
    Fred

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    king Ale said:
    I doubt (his name is why). I'd be really surprised if that was true. I think he thinks those "executed" were ISIS soldiers btw.
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    If we are safely assuming he isn't a double. Then he is sunni, he's mentioned it before.

    Though I doubt that makes a difference. The vast majority of sunni's are against those monsters. Only extreme radicals support them.

    Bjerknes said:
    That can easily be changed with some funding and arms.
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    :lol:
     
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    ReBeL

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    X said:
    you said the soldiers who were executed are guilty of crimes, show us the evidence you base that judgement on
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    This discussion will not lead to anything as you think that Assad regime is the best option in Syria and they are not making crimes killing hundreds of thousands of civilians, so let's leave it here.
     
    GordoDeCentral

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    ReBeL said:
    This discussion will not lead to anything as you think that Assad regime is the best option in Syria and they are not making crimes killing hundreds of thousands of civilians, so let's leave it here.
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    no let's not, do you have evidence yes or no? or are you just blindly defending ISIS, because quite honestly that is just disgusting
     
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    ReBeL

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    X said:
    no let's not, do you have evidence yes or no? or are you just blindly defending ISIS, because quite honestly that is just disgusting
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    I'm not defending IS. They are doing horrible executions that can not be defended. But on the other hand, those who are criticizing those executions do not say a single word about the crimes of the regime. That is really disgusting and shows how biased people are in this conflict.
     
    GordoDeCentral

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    ReBeL said:
    I'm not defending IS. They are doing horrible executions that can not be defended. But on the other hand, those who are criticizing those executions do not say a single word about the crimes of the regime. That is really disgusting and shows how biased people are in this conflict.
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    ok so you are not going to back your statement, DEFENDING the executions:'They were soldiers who were doing nothing but killing the people since more than 4 years...'
     
    Ocelot

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    X said:
    the same civilians who were attending the executions perpetrated by other civilians?
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    To use your own words, show us your evidence that the civilians killed are the exact same who attended the executions.

    An even if, attending the executions doesn't warrant being killed, not to mention that we have no evidence whatsoever that the spectators were even there on their own accord and not forced, or at least pressured into attending them.

    And no, I'm even really critisicing the airstrikes, I think they're very much necessary in the fight against ISIS, but we've also got to be aware that a lot of "innocents" die in the process.

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    lgorTudor said:
    Germans trying to put six-pointed stars at ppl's clothes again :shifty:
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    :lol:

    Oh and X, my bad, I think I misunderstood you in a keypoint :D
     
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