Where is the left's moral outrage?

22 Mar 2011 12:48 #1 by conifermtman
http://news.yahoo.com/s/theweek/2011032 ... 0322115100
[/quote]A U.S. kill team's trophy photos: More damaging than Abu Ghraib?[/quote]
Yet not a peep from the left on this issue?

Which also reminds me, where is Code Pink, shouldn't they be protesting the Libyan air strikes?

One word describes the left: hypocrites!

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22 Mar 2011 12:55 #2 by Residenttroll returns
The pictures are hippie and libtard approved...didn't you get the memo?

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22 Mar 2011 13:04 #3 by outdoor338
why no protests from liberals on the streets of America? Where are they? Where are the protest signs against the bombings? Where are the liberal haters of our military? The streets are silent, where are the liberal politicians who blamed bush for Iraq? Where are the effigies of obama hanging, because he started a war. Where is the liberal media? Where is Jessie Jackson, al sharpton and rev wright? Hey lib's, I will give your president the same respect you gave mine.

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22 Mar 2011 13:06 #4 by Nmysys
This just doesn't rise to the severity of waterboarding, or of a female soldier embarrassing the poor prisoners?

:pop

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22 Mar 2011 14:11 #5 by pineinthegrass
I really don't get your point.

The article linked was from today. The article states this could be worse than Abu Ghraib.

Perhaps you haven't heard moral outrage yet is because few people have even heard about this yet? This is the first I've heard of it.

And yes it is outrageous. Especially if the dead are noncombatent civilians killed by US soldiers. But I don't know the facts yet.

So what is the position of conservatives on this? You guys didn't seem to think water boarding or Abu Ghraib were that big a deal. Do you think this is no big deal as well?

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22 Mar 2011 14:24 #6 by Nmysys
Pineinthegrass:

Maybe you should read the newspapers or watch the news or even read some of the numerous posts that have already told the story. Please don't insult us with a question instead of answers. Stop with the Liberal playbook and justify starting another war, especially without Congress' approval, after Obama diddled around for the first two weeks.

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22 Mar 2011 14:30 #7 by FredHayek
How about NOW attacking Bill Maher for calling Palin a *unt? Oh wait, they haven't said a thing about this offensive term.

Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.

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22 Mar 2011 14:33 #8 by Nmysys
Why would they? The End Justifies The Means!!!!!!!!

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22 Mar 2011 14:42 #9 by pineinthegrass

Nmysys wrote: Pineinthegrass:

Maybe you should read the newspapers or watch the news or even read some of the numerous posts that have already told the story. Please don't insult us with a question instead of answers. Stop with the Liberal playbook and justify starting another war, especially without Congress' approval, after Obama diddled around for the first two weeks.


Like I said, the article posted was from today. The photos posted by Spiegel were from yesterday. Were they posted somewhere else earlier?

I expressed my opinion about it (initial outrage). But as I said, that opinion can change since we don't know all the facts yet.

So what's your opinion?

And I was about to post regarding Libya elsewhere, but guess I'll post it here. My opinion is that Obama should of gotten permission from Congress before bombing Libya. But so far as I know, Reagan didn't get permission either when he bombed Libya, not that it makes it right. I don't recall Clinton getting permission when he bombed Iraq either.

Here is a good article about the history of getting permission from Congress to start wars...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declaration_of_war_by_the_United_States

Only five wars have been started in US history with a formal declaration of war by Congress (the last one was WWII). If you take a strict interpretaion of the Constitution, it seems you should have a formal declaration of war.

Other wars, such as Iraq and Afganistan, got "approval" by Congress, but no formal declaration.

On at least 125 occasions, the President has acted without prior express military authorization from Congress.[12] These include instances in which the United States fought in Korea in 1950, the Philippine-American War from 1898–1903, and in Nicaragua in 1927.


I think it's clear there is too much latitude about what's required to wage war. This needs to be settled by the Supreme Court, IMO.

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22 Mar 2011 14:52 #10 by LadyJazzer

SS109 wrote: How about NOW attacking Bill Maher for calling Palin a *unt? Oh wait, they haven't said a thing about this offensive term.


I always heard that the TRUTH was an "affirmative defense"? rofllol :lol:

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