Queer Unit Formed Against ISIS

[Olerand]

One authorized by the Security Council, as stipulated in the United Nations Charter that America (but that was a different America of course) set up.

>Authorized by the Security Council

Excuse me but it was clear we were restoring the police. If we really broke any rules, the robust international law system could call us to account :^)

If you murder someone and are not caught, have you or have you not broken the law?

Is murder legal because no one caught you?

[The East Marches II]

>Authorized by the Security Council

Excuse me but it was clear we were restoring the police. If we really broke any rules, the robust international law system could call us to account :^)

If you murder someone and are not caught, have you or have you not broken the law?

Is murder legal because no one caught you?

Yes of course, as far the law is concerned and indeed the rest of us, you didn't do it. :^)

[The Southern Confederacy]

That's a lot of bs, once you get to the point of invading another country, international law goes out the window.

No, it doesn't. You can invade, but it's still not legal.

America obviously invaded Iraq. Illegally.

lmao you dont seem to be getting the point....if there is no judicial punishment involved, legality or the lack thereof is meaningless.

[Olerand]

If you murder someone and are not caught, have you or have you not broken the law?

Is murder legal because no one caught you?

Yes of course, as far the law is concerned and indeed the rest of us, you didn't do it. :^)

Is murder legal? Plenty of people haven't been caught. Is murder thus legal?

[The Southern Confederacy]

That's a lot of bs, once you get to the point of invading another country, international law goes out the window.

So the real problem with the invasion of Iraq was the americans not bringing their own chemical weapons to the playing field

Chemical weapons are a sign of weakness; it would be worrisome if the US had to stoop to use them

[The East Marches II]

Yes of course, as far the law is concerned and indeed the rest of us, you didn't do it. :^)

Is murder legal? Plenty of people haven't been caught. Is murder thus legal?

Those murders never happened. OJ Simpson is an innocent man on that charge :^)

[United Muscovite Nations]

Because the Turks gave them the land for killing them.

But it wasn't a measure for the Kurds's sake.

The Turks wanted the Armenians/Assyrians dead. The Kurds wanted their land. They helped each other out.
The Turks did the Kurds no favors. Nothing here deserves loyalty. The Turks needed something from the Kurds and they delivered. It's a done deal.

In that case then, the Kurds are treacherous for murdering their neighbors, the Armenians and Assyrians.

[Olerand]

No, it doesn't. You can invade, but it's still not legal.

America obviously invaded Iraq. Illegally.

lmao you dont seem to be getting the point....if there is no judicial punishment involved, legality or the lack thereof is meaningless.

Still illegal. Just because you haven't been caught, doesn't mean murder is off the books. America's invasion was illegal according to the laws America itself ushered in. Just because America hasn't been caught doesn't mean those American laws are off the books.

[The East Marches II]

But it wasn't a measure for the Kurds's sake.

The Turks wanted the Armenians/Assyrians dead. The Kurds wanted their land. They helped each other out.
The Turks did the Kurds no favors. Nothing here deserves loyalty. The Turks needed something from the Kurds and they delivered. It's a done deal.

In that case then, the Kurds are treacherous for murdering their neighbors, the Armenians and Assyrians.

They were only following orders. The Turks and Kurds are natural friends. Erdogan and Barzani are returning to the historical norm.

[Olerand]

Is murder legal? Plenty of people haven't been caught. Is murder thus legal?

Those murders never happened. OJ Simpson is an innocent man on that charge :^)

Is murder legal? OJ Simpson's sentence or lack thereof is not the point of discussion here.

Does OJ not being caught make murder legal?

[Kubra]

But it wasn't a measure for the Kurds's sake.

The Turks wanted the Armenians/Assyrians dead. The Kurds wanted their land. They helped each other out.
The Turks did the Kurds no favors. Nothing here deserves loyalty. The Turks needed something from the Kurds and they delivered. It's a done deal.

In that case then, the Kurds are treacherous for murdering their neighbors, the Armenians and Assyrians.

why would they not
I mean you've been under ottoman domination for the past few centuries and now some folks who you assume are pasha's are out giving you the same old orders.
What would you expect them to do?

[Olerand]

But it wasn't a measure for the Kurds's sake.

The Turks wanted the Armenians/Assyrians dead. The Kurds wanted their land. They helped each other out.
The Turks did the Kurds no favors. Nothing here deserves loyalty. The Turks needed something from the Kurds and they delivered. It's a done deal.

In that case then, the Kurds are treacherous for murdering their neighbors, the Armenians and Assyrians.

If you insist on finding them to be treacherous, sure. Though I would think the Turkish overlords, who were tasked with the protection of these minorities, and instead committed genocide against them are more treacherous.

[The Southern Confederacy]

lmao you dont seem to be getting the point....if there is no judicial punishment involved, legality or the lack thereof is meaningless.

Still illegal. Just because you haven't been caught, doesn't mean murder is off the books. America's invasion was illegal according to the laws America itself ushered in. Just because America hasn't been caught doesn't mean those American laws are off the books.

hasn't been caught? you make it sound like the Iraq Invasion was some clandestine operation that the good ol UN has failed to unearth

we did that shit in plain sight of the world, and no one had the power to do anything about it.

thus, "legality" = meaningless

[United Muscovite Nations]

In that case then, the Kurds are treacherous for murdering their neighbors, the Armenians and Assyrians.

why would they not
I mean you've been under ottoman domination for the past few centuries and now some folks who you assume are pasha's are out giving you the same old orders.
What would you expect them to do?

You're just making the case for the Kurds being the treacherous, sociopathic people as always.

[The Southern Confederacy]

Those murders never happened. OJ Simpson is an innocent man on that charge :^)

Is murder legal? OJ Simpson's sentence or lack thereof is not the point of discussion here.

Does OJ not being caught make murder legal?

In his case, yes. If murder was illegal in OJ's case, and illegality carries consequences, then OJ should have faced hard time for it

[Olerand]

Still illegal. Just because you haven't been caught, doesn't mean murder is off the books. America's invasion was illegal according to the laws America itself ushered in. Just because America hasn't been caught doesn't mean those American laws are off the books.

hasn't been caught? you make it sound like the Iraq Invasion was some clandestine operation that the good ol UN has failed to unearth

we did that shit in plain sight of the world, and no one had the power to do anything about it.

thus, "legality" = meaningless

You is referring to the poster. Obviously not the illegal invasion.

And if legality is determined by being punished, then some of the greatest monsters, mobsters, and murderers in history were in fact legally murdering people.

For the entire duration of their activity until they were punished, monsters, terrorists, and serial killers were thus committing legal acts.
Which means that in fact... they should not have been punished at all.

[The East Marches II]

Those murders never happened. OJ Simpson is an innocent man on that charge :^)

Is murder legal? OJ Simpson's sentence or lack thereof is not the point of discussion here.

Does OJ not being caught make murder legal?

No murder occurred, just as no illegal invasion occurred

[Olerand]

Is murder legal? OJ Simpson's sentence or lack thereof is not the point of discussion here.

Does OJ not being caught make murder legal?

In his case, yes. If murder was illegal in OJ's case, and illegality carries consequences, then OJ should have faced hard time for it

Is murder now legal? Period. Is it legal? Not in OJ's case, but is it off the books, period?

The answer by the way is no. Much like America's illegal invasion did not alter the American written Charter's requirement that that illegal invasion be authorized by the American made Security Council.

[Greek Orthodox Christian Church]

I'm ashamed of the world at it's current state, let's legalize everything! because f laws right?!

Pedophilia is going to be a thing soon, I want to hear all you people when they're going to legalize it, pedophilia is disgusting right? that's what people thought about gays and gay marriage back in the 80's, we're going to accept pedophilia or they're going to shove it down our throats, just like gay sht.

[Olerand]

Is murder legal? OJ Simpson's sentence or lack thereof is not the point of discussion here.

Does OJ not being caught make murder legal?

No murder occurred, just as no illegal invasion occurred

A point of contention even today.

Many will say he did it. Much like how the vast majority of the world will say America's invasion was illegal.
Which it was.

[Kubra]

why would they not
I mean you've been under ottoman domination for the past few centuries and now some folks who you assume are pasha's are out giving you the same old orders.
What would you expect them to do?

You're just making the case for the Kurds being the treacherous, sociopathic people as always.

And orthodoxies are all drunken layabouts, which is why fastidious muslims always overrun them. I don't know why there are arabs who tolerate or tolerated the presence of their churches and their immoral presence within their lands.

In any case, I'm merely laying out the historical reason why pre-30's kurds were what they were. If you'd like, I can go over why pre-30's orthodoxies were pogromists and perhaps consider why they are not pogromists now.

[Olerand]

why would they not
I mean you've been under ottoman domination for the past few centuries and now some folks who you assume are pasha's are out giving you the same old orders.
What would you expect them to do?

You're just making the case for the Kurds being the treacherous, sociopathic people as always.

... You are legitimately characterizing an entire population of millions of being sociopaths "as always"?

The things you read on the internet...

[The East Marches II]

No murder occurred, just as no illegal invasion occurred

A point of contention even today.

Many will say he did it. Much like how the vast majority of the world will say America's invasion was illegal.
Which it was.

The courts and myself say otherwise. Good thing we aren't like the vast majority of the world. We may pay Sultans instead of restoring the peace and conducting a friendly police action!

[The Southern Confederacy]

hasn't been caught? you make it sound like the Iraq Invasion was some clandestine operation that the good ol UN has failed to unearth

we did that shit in plain sight of the world, and no one had the power to do anything about it.

thus, "legality" = meaningless

You is referring to the poster. Obviously not the illegal invasion.

And if legality is determined by being punished, then some of the greatest monsters, mobsters, and murderers in history were in fact legally murdering people.

For the entire duration of their activity until they were punished, monsters, terrorists, and serial killers were thus committing legal acts.
Which means that in fact... they should not have been punished at all.

You're one step closer to understanding the relationship between law and power, my friend

[United Muscovite Nations]

You're just making the case for the Kurds being the treacherous, sociopathic people as always.

And orthodoxies are all drunken layabouts, which is why fastidious muslims always overrun them. I don't know why there are arabs who tolerate or tolerated the presence of their churches and their immoral presence within their lands.

In any case, I'm merely laying out the historical reason why pre-30's kurds were what they were.

>pre-30's
Uh, I think you're forgetting about the Kurds literally being a fifth column.
>Saddam bribes them to help him fight Iran
>they join Iran
>literally ship Iranian troops into their villages
>Saddam bombs their villages
>hooman sheelds die

Kurds can help foreign powers invade their country, but because kids died in Halabja alongside the foreign troops they were helping invade the country, they're the good guys, it's such bullshit.