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Originally Posted by Dezzy
Because we must practice what we preach, also you can't pick or choose. Either you believe everyone deserves Human Rights or nobody does. It's a black and white issue, grey doesn't exist here.
The war in Iraq and everything that followed was done in the name of ending extremism and ending regimes like Saddam Hussein's and that ironically resulted in the rise of IS which even the Al Queda doesn't want to be associated with. It was the need for a blood price in the first place that created IS and if we're comitting human rights abuses ourselves then that just gives IS more power and arguments against the West to recruit people into their ranks.
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Why is it black and white though? Because somebody happens to be a human? To some people it is grey and they have just as much right to see it like that. It's the decisions in life you choose to make, the actions you commit, that define the rights you are entitled to. There should be no reasoning, no negotiating and no mercy for terrorists. They deserve only death and suffering, which they themselves take great pleasure in inflicting on other people.
It wasn't a need for anything, it wasn't retaliation, it wasn't religion, it isn't brainwashing. IS and other fundamentalists are broken, worthless sacks of flesh that crave to hurt and maim other living creatures, they are psychopathic monsters and their religion is an excuse, it is their enabler. Give them any other guise to do what they do under, and they would of taken it.
Some people have that monster inside of them, some of them go through their lives never realising it, the rest, well... History speaks for itself.