Blockade that shythole called North Korea

bill barilko

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The Norks fed & cared for him for a year then sent his suppurating carcass back what more does the USA expect?

He was a convicted thief and an inmate in the prison system-IOW dead meat there's no reason for anyone to give two tiny sh!ts what happened to him.

Now there can be an autopsy and we'll find out slightly less than SFA.
 

Danbones

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Yeah just like that damned Guantanamo...except this Kid was guilty of breaking THEIR laws.

Why the feck would anyone go there?
Seriously?
It isn't News that the Norks are crazy.

Yet it's the US that gets busted lying to start all its wars..and who sold NK the stuff they needed to have nuclear missiles (a your friends the clintons thing)...
now THAT'S crazy.
 

Hoof Hearted

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I smell a sh!tkicking heading North Korea's way...

"The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of a million men is a statistic."

This will resonate with the American people. Just a young kid pulling a foolishly harmless stunt, and paying for it with his life. The whole story sickens me.
 

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like when obama drone bombed that 16 year old american kid in the mid east?

Obama Killed a 16-Year-Old American in Yemen. Trump Just Killed His 8-Year-Old Sister.

Two weeks after the killing of Awlaki, a separate CIA drone strike in Yemen killed his 16-year-old American-born son, Abdulrahman, along with the boy’s 17-year-old cousin and several other innocent Yemenis. The U.S. eventually claimed that the boy was not their target but merely “collateral damage.”

Abdulrahman’s grief-stricken grandfather, Nasser al-Awlaki, urged the Washington Post “to visit a Facebook memorial page for Abdulrahman,” which explained: “Look at his pictures, his friends, and his hobbies. His Facebook page shows a typical kid.”

https://theintercept.com/2017/01/30...emen-trump-just-killed-his-8-year-old-sister/

Now, does that make you feel better?
 

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The US demonizes anybody that escapes their claws. This is part of the PR program that follows when they can win in place in a fair fight. I thought everybody knew that.
 

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Danbones,

I still fail to see how your post makes the above story any less tragic.
 

Danbones

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Its all tragic, but when you go somewhere, you play by their rules, not yours
When in Rome...he broke their laws
( do you think a US jail would send a foreign criminal home for illness? )

The kid I listed didn't even commit a crime and was at home...

Now lets talk about botulism and taking your kids to McDonalds

PS
You wanna cry over a sad story of innocent but stuck in jail till death anyway by the crooked state...with no going home??
look up Leonard Peltier
http://www.freeleonard.org/case/
 
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Hoof Hearted

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Yeah, right.

And by your logic, the fact that scores of Americans die each month from gunfire makes the death of John Lennon understandable and easy to accept...to just stop your whining and get over it.

This is the type of argument you are presenting...connecting dots that have no business being connected. The kid stole a poster fcs and paid for it with his life.
 

Danbones

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When I was tending Bar back in the day, and someone from away would insist we play pool by the rules in their favorite bar to justify them winning when they hadn't, I used to sometimes let them take a couple shots in the head before I would step in to break up the fight.

If you do stupid sh!T in someone else's yard, you pay the price. Go take a walk at night in the ghetto without a gun if you doubt the reality of that statement...and NEVER go into the jungle with hamburger smeared on your head....

The guy admitted to his guilt by the way.
and BTW, the people I mentioned - they actually deserve real sympathy, and will never get to go home at all.
 

Hoof Hearted

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I'm trying really hard to follow your logic here...

So you have a 20 year old son. On vacation in a foreign country, and on a dare from his buddy, he steals a chocolate bar from a convenience store. The clerk then beats him to death with a baseball bat.

And you'd simply say, "Oh well. He had it coming. You do stupid shit in someone else's yard, you pay the price."

Am I correct?
 

bill barilko

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So you have a 20 year old son. On vacation in a foreign country, and on a dare from his buddy, he steals a chocolate bar from a convenience store. The clerk then beats him to death with a baseball bat.And you'd simply say, "Oh well. He had it coming. You do stupid shit in someone else's yard, you pay the price."Am I correct?
I see you've travelled very very little-life beyond the double wide is quite different from what you've experienced to date.
 

Hoof Hearted

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Or perhaps I have children, and you and Danbones do not.

There must be a full Moon tonight...never seen such batsh!t crackers posting since I joined this site.
 
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I know that you haven't traveled. And it doesn't matter if you have children or not. When you go to another country and break their laws, you are subject to the punishment written into those laws.

It doesn't matter if you do not agree with, or like the punishment. You cannot say, "I'm Canadian. I do not accept that judgment." No objection is permitted, based on the country from which the perpetrator comes.

If you have been convicted of an offense involving marijuana, you can be refused entry into the US.
Certain ME countries will chop off your hand if you are found guilty of theft.
Some countries have a death penalty for more than just murder.

That's life.
 

Murphy

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I think not. Do you really believe that when you go to another country that you can refuse their punishment, should you break their laws? I can honestly say that I've never met someone that naive before.
 

Hoof Hearted

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Naive?

A young man was imprisoned and killed for stealing a poster. You do realize this is the topic of discussion.

I think you should all stick to the Hump Day Hottie thread. It's more your speed and depth.