August 27, 2012

"Taliban insurgents beheaded 17 Afghans... two of them women..."

"[T]hey were attending a party that featured music and mixed-gender dancing...."

50 comments:

Carol said...

Why oh why doesn't Obama get us the hell outta there. Now Mitt's going to have to do it.

Alex said...

Religion of Peace.

Alex said...

Obama - "these extreme insurgents do not represent the true peaceful Islam".

Alex said...

What kind of insane leftist do you have to be to cite the Spanish Inquisition at a time like this?

Alex said...

An insight into leftist mentality:

1cEcreamMAN
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future headline: Republicans execute Democrats for not going to church on sunday, dancing, daring to question "authority". Long live the great experiment.
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freedom1947
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Fanned. For telling the truth about republican ideology.

TWM said...

We need to get the hell out of there. Failing that, we should pull our ground troops out and just drone the hell out of these animals.

Christopher in MA said...

But it's Republicans who are waging a war on women.

Anonymous said...

Christopher in MA said...
But it's Republicans who are waging a war on women."

Right(wing) you are scout. The GOPs war on women has NOTHING to do with the Taliban atrocity.

It isn't anywhere near close to having any parallel whatsoever.

You sound like a moron for making such a silly statement.

Colonel Angus said...

The GOPs war on women has NOTHING to do with the Taliban atrocity.

It isn't anywhere near close to having any parallel whatsoever.


You are absolutely right. That's why using the phrase GOP War on Women is so idiotic.

Known Unknown said...

The GOPs war on women has NOTHING to do with the Taliban atrocity.

Exactly. One is an actual war, the other is somewhat inconveniencing.

TWM said...

Actually the War on Women being waged in this country is being waged by lefist women's groups against those women who don't do and say as they do.

Women are always meaner to other women than men.

William said...

If and when we pull out, the big losers will not be us but the women of Afghanistan. There really, truly is a war on women there. I just can't think of a single feminist who has ever supported our role there......I saw an article recently about Syria. Assad's forces returned the dead bodies of children involved in demonstrations to their parents. The children's bodies were bruised and their genitals were maimed. It was just that one article. No follow ups. The three terrorists who were waterboarded generated far more coverage and outrage.

BarrySanders20 said...

This could be a new reality TV show in Afghanistan.

"So You Think You Can Dance And Run Away Fast Enough Before We Chop Off Your Head?"

Colonel Angus said...

If and when we pull out, the big losers will not be us but the women of Afghanistan. There really, truly is a war on women there. I just can't think of a single feminist who has ever supported our role there

Well naturally. It doesn't help your cause to show women murdered for showing a bare ankle or having pre-marital sex while simultaneously claiming oppression at home because you can't get taxpayer funded birth control.

bbkingfish said...

Carol said...
"Why oh why doesn't Obama get us the hell outta there. Now Mitt's going to have to do it."

That is exactly Obama's policy.

Mitt wants to send more troops, and borrow the money to do it.

Anonymous said...

Colonel Angus said...
"You are absolutely right. That's why using the phrase GOP War on Women is so idiotic."

Wrong Colonel Sanders. The touch point is when someone confused the two and mentioned them in the same sentence as if parallel.

Both are quite real although I doubt the term "war" is applicable to the Taliban. That is their religion, pure and simple, wrongheaded and evil as it is, it is what they unfortunately believe.

I won't compare the GOP to the Taliban. That wouldn't be right. I will talk a bit about fanatics, religious or otherwise.


bbkingfish said...

William said...
"If and when we pull out, the big losers will not be us but the women of Afghanistan. There really, truly is a war on women there..."

If the U.S. cared about Afghan women, Reagan/Bush would have supported the Russians against the Taliban. But they didn't. They armed the Taliban and gave them money; and our CIA trained thousands of mujahideen.

The strength of the Taliban is the direct result of the support of their buddies in Washington...the GOP.

edutcher said...

For those who talk about getting out of A-stan, remember the same people want to impose the same thing here.

Anonymous said...

Alex said...
Obama - "these extreme insurgents do not represent the true peaceful Islam".

•"Islam is a vibrant faith. Millions of our fellow citizens are Muslim. We respect the faith. We honor its traditions. Our enemy does not. Our enemy doesn't follow the great traditions of Islam. They've hijacked a great religion."
Remarks by President George W. Bush on U.S. Humanitarian Aid to Afghanistan
Presidential Hall, Dwight David Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Washington, D.C.
October 11, 2002

You are a fool.

Colonel Angus said...

The strength of the Taliban is the direct result of the support of their buddies in Washington...the GOP.

Meanwhile back in reality, the Taliban was in large part created and funded by Pakistan, several years after the Soviet withdrawal.

Alex said...

Lindsey Meadows is a new sockpuppet of shiloh.

furious_a said...
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Alex said...
Lindsey Meadows is a new sockpuppet of shiloh".

I'm no one's "sockpuppet" you twit...and you are still a moron as you have no come back whatsoever to facts...just your lousy hatefilled opinions.

Known Unknown said...

So Lindsey, why are you named after a porn actress from Ohio?

Known Unknown said...

Re: The rise of the Taliban:

In 1994, Bhutto’s government appointed the Taliban as protector of Pakistani convoys through Afghanistan. Controlling trade routs and the lucrative windfalls those routes provide in Afghanistan is a major source of lucre and power. The Taliban proved uniquely effective, swiftly defeating other warlords and conquering major Afghan cities.

Beginning in 1994, The Taliban rose to power and established their brutal, totalitarian rule over 90 percent of the country, in part by leading a genocidal campaign against Afghanistan’s Shiite, or Hazara.


You can blame Benazir Bhutto.

Ralph L said...

We should call it the religion of pieces.

If they killled only two women but many men, likely it was a naughty-type party, so it's perfectly justified.

Why don't we just arm everyone over there, male & female? It will become either Switzerland or deserted.

Anonymous said...

EMD said...
So Lindsey, why are you named after a porn actress from Ohio?"

I'm not. My husband's last name is Meadows.

Can you tell me how you know a porn stars name and where she is from? I don't think place of birth is given in the credits unless you are some creepy stalker who fantasizes about porn stars and the details of their lives.

That would be you wouldn't it?


furious_a said...
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furious_a said...

Reagan/Bush would have supported the Russians against the Taliban. But they didn't.

...because they were non-contemporaneous players, and neither President could travel through time to aid the former against the latter.

The Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan in 1989 and the Taliban only emerged in 1991 to fight against the abandoned Najibullah regime and the various pretenders.

It's all very easily googled.

Known Unknown said...

Can you tell me how you know a porn stars name and where she is from? I don't think place of birth is given in the credits unless you are some creepy stalker who fantasizes about porn stars and the details of their lives.

That would be you wouldn't it?


It's called Google. I was just curious whether or not you might be using your real name, Imagine my surprise when I got the results. I figured you might be using the moniker to make a point.

My real name is rather generic, and any search would come up with a lot of hits, none of which would be me.

And thanks for assuming who I am.

Methadras said...

Alex said...

What kind of insane leftist do you have to be to cite the Spanish Inquisition at a time like this?


Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!!!

furious_a said...

Lindsey: ...you are some creepy stalker who fantasizes about porn stars and the details of their lives.

You were the one in an earlier thread sharing apropos-of-nothing details of your public bathroom stall sexcapades -- no fantasization necessary.

Known Unknown said...

Also, I'd like to apologize for making my inquiry sound so crude.

I assumed your screen name wasn't a real name, and like a lot of avatars, are based off of other characters. (i.e., some people use "Winston Smith" or "Edmond Dantes" or something like that.)

Oclarki said...

Lindsey, I too google stalked you. I'm glad I wasn't at work. Yay facials!

Christopher in MA said...

Lindsey Meadows -

Colonel Angus said...
"You are absolutely right. That's why using the phrase GOP War on Women is so idiotic."

Wrong Colonel Sanders. The touch point is when someone confused the two and mentioned them in the same sentence as if parallel.

Both are quite real although I doubt the term "war" is applicable to the Taliban. That is their religion, pure and simple, wrongheaded and evil as it is, it is what they unfortunately believe.

I won't compare the GOP to the Taliban. That wouldn't be right. I will talk a bit about fanatics, religious or otherwise.


So the "War on Women" is real because you're afraid that someone, somewhere, will disapprove of your God-given right to jam scissors into the brain of the parasite infesting your body, but because beheading women for dancing is part of the Taliban "religion," you're willing to give them a pass.

But I'm the moron.

Known Unknown said...

The big disconnect is even the use of the term "War on Women" when there are actual wars on women taking place all over the globe that have little to do with the cost of birth control medicine or Sandra Fluke.

It would be more nice if more women would lend their voices to these atrocities that go on daily in the lives of truly oppressed women worldwide.

Alex said...

the Afghani women could only dream of being the targets of the GOP "war on women".

Clyde said...

It seems that Muslims who are serious about their religion don't play well with others.

Known Unknown said...

"It would be more nice"

Ugh. Grammar fail.

jr565 said...

bbking wrote:
If the U.S. cared about Afghan women, Reagan/Bush would have supported the Russians against the Taliban. But they didn't. They armed the Taliban and gave them money; and our CIA trained thousands of mujahideen.

The mujahideen are not necessarily the taliban. THe Taliban didn't really come into existense until the mid 90's.

Wally Kalbacken said...

"I'm tellin ya, I grew up in a rough neighborhood. A really rough neighborhood. At my high school, after we sacked the opposing quarterback, we went after his family!"

- Rodney Dangerfield (1921-2004)

Alex said...

What Lindsey needs is a little Andrew Dice Clay.

grackle said...

The strength of the Taliban is the direct result of the support of their buddies in Washington...the GOP.

The above has already been thoroughly debunked but it's worth noting also that in any foreign policy debate it doesn't much matter what vile organization, nation or individual is spoken about but that sooner or later some person or persons will show up on the scene and vehemently declare that they were created by America.

We observe this phenomenon whether the subject is Hitler, Tojo, Mussolini, Saddam Hussein, Osama bin Laden, Pol Pot, Stalin, Iran after the Shah, the Ayatollah Khomeini, various fascist individuals or movements, various terrorist organizations, Communists, etc.

All these America-blamers believe all the bad actors and events listed above were peacefully existing in a peaceful world - presumably picking daisies, counting stars or otherwise engaged in peaceful pursuits - until of course the Great Satan(America) rushed into their lives and threw a spell on them which caused them to commit great crimes of murder and subjugation.

Robert Cook said...

"For those who talk about getting out of A-stan, remember the same people want to impose the same thing here."

Sez who?

And, by "same people," who are you referring to? The Taliban, or the people who "talk about getting out of A-stan?"

Rusty said...

Lindsey Meadows said...
Christopher in MA said...
But it's Republicans who are waging a war on women."

Right(wing) you are scout. The GOPs war on women has NOTHING to do with the Taliban atrocity.

It isn't anywhere near close to having any parallel whatsoever.

You sound like a moron for making such a silly statement.


And that right there puts you right up there with him.

Cedarford said...

Colonel Angus said...
If and when we pull out, the big losers will not be us but the women of Afghanistan. There really, truly is a war on women there. I just can't think of a single feminist who has ever supported our role there


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Our "role" as Americans is to be an example of freedom and law and enlightenment. Not to be some free 911 Srvice and global transformation of change force that spends trillions and takes tens of thousands of casualties each decade to try and force change in other nations.

If we pull out and the natives decide not to become a Land of Noble Freedom Lovers...but revert to their traditional barbaric ways...too bad.

And we also have to stop taking in refugees..the people that refuse to fight to improve their own inner city or barbaric native land..and feel that they are entitled to life and full refugee benefits in a 1st World nation due to that.

bgates said...

I doubt the term "war" is applicable to the Taliban

That suggests you do think it is applicable to Republicans. It's a useful rule of thumb when deciding which of two situations constitutes a war to identify the one that has a body count.

Carnifex said...

Someone asked Sandra Fluke about the Akins comment yesterday. She responded "What's 'actual rape'?" "It's when the woman says no" she was informed. "Why would she do that?" Fluke responded.

As far as the "GOP War On Women". We'll keep our hands outta your uteris, if you keep your hands outta our pockets. Is that a deal?

The silence of the feminist movement about the atrocities committed by Mulsims shouts at the volume of their hypocracy. It's not about saving women, or equal rights. It's about political power here, in America, whre its safe to slander Christians, and others who don't agree with you.

And it is that simple.

Carnifex said...

@C4

I can agree to that. Especially if we count all the "little brown brothers" here illegally. Let's ship 'em all home. Oopps...your side is against that. Maybe it's time to realize C4, you have more in common with the GOP than the Dope.

Sam L. said...

The troll fest is in full progress now.