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Related: About this forumPapantonio: Progressives United On Syria
Ring of Fires Mike Papantonio and Dave Johnson from the Campaign For Americas Future discuss the looming war in Syria, and how Progressives may be united against it.
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Papantonio: Progressives United On Syria (Original Post)
GoLeft TV
Aug 2013
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iamthebandfanman
(8,127 posts)1. A Few Cruise missiles
are not equal to a war.
If they were, wed have been all down Clintons throat for his actions in 1993 against Iraq.
delrem
(9,688 posts)2. "A Few Cruise missiles are not equal to a war"
derp.
another_liberal
(8,821 posts)3. A few fighter sorties against North Vietnamese . . .
A few fighter sorties against North Vietnamese torpedo boat bases are not equal to a war.
A few Austro/Hungarian reprisals against Serbia are not equal to a war.
A few shots fired at Fort Sumter are not equal to a war.
No, a few cruise missiles are not equal to a war, but a few cruise missiles can easily cause a war. Don't ever doubt it.
DhhD
(4,695 posts)4. Citizens return to democracy by having a way to present legislation themselves instead of having to
wait on Congress or state legislatures to present it.
http://www.ncid.us/national_initiative/