You are so, read your own quote, here I'll highlight it for you to make it easier. "and suggest that the US is in the wrong, and the people that blow up civilians in cafes are in the right." One is WRONG the other RIGHT. So, that IS what you are saying, clearly. Because the US is a terrorist state does NOT mean that Islamic suicide bombers are somehow NOT terrorists or in the right. Its not one or the other. Take issue all you want, won't change the facts.[/quote]sandinista wrote:
That's not what I said, and as usual you ignore the issue we're talking about.
It's not "either with us or against us." I don't give a flying rat's ass if you're "against us." I'm taking issue with what you are calling "terrorism."
Uhhh...quote the complete sentence, at least.
Remember - it's that YOU were creating a false equivalence to suggest that the US is in the wrong and that people who blow up civilians in cafes are in the right. That in now way implies that I think you're either "with us or against us."
The US simply is not a terrorist state. Yours is just another version or corollary to Godwin's Law. It's like saying the US is a fascist state like Hitler's Germany. Of course it isn't, and you're talking nonsensical hyperbole.