Should tit for tat be the answer to ISIS for executions?

Don M. said:
If these lunatics want to burn people alive, perhaps we should bring back Napalm and begin arming our aircraft with it, and give them a dose of their own medicine. They are clearly demonstrating their total disdain for civilized society with their beheadings, and now this burning alive...there seems to be no way to reduce their warped carnage...therefore, the goal of every nation should be to annihilate them in the quickest means possible.
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Have you seen the video? I stumbled upon it accidentally.... I don't know why I clicked the arrow..... I feel very woozy at the moment. I am seriously dizzy
 

NO, I haven't seen the video, nor do I really want to. The people who commit these kinds of acts are on the same level with those who used to burn "witches at the stake"....they deserve no sympathy. The Only similarity between these Muslim fanatics and a human being is that both walk upright.
 
I keep well away from all those videos, as I have enough trouble already with sleeping at night.The Jordanians really had to go ahead with her execution, there would have been mass demos and disorder otherwise.There is no answer really, except to arm those prepared to go against IS. The military from all Western countries need to keep boots OFF the ground, as this is exactly what IS wants, to kill and best of all, capture US and European soldiers.
 
Don, I like that Napalm idea. Should get rid of a lot of them. What they do for their amusement is sickening. So they should be wiped out en masse
just like getting rid of rats' nests.
 
The military has fuel/air bombs. About the closest thing to a tactical nuke you can get. I say find their strongholds, drop a BLU-82, or whatever they call em now and flatten about a 4 mile circle over town. Little mini Hiroshimas.

I would do B-52 Arc Lights, I would rain Hell down on em and send so many to Allah that he would have to open up receiving lines that would look like a Walmart on Christmas eve.

Kill em all and let Allah sort em out.

Gene
 
hollydolly said:
The problem is ours never get to a hospital after suffering at the hands of these barbarians, so when they burn them alive , throw them off the top of buildings, chop their heads off, how can we possibly go lower?

I am all for retaliatory action, but how.. except a swift and deadly drone strike on the lot of them!!
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Some of our Panzy liberals forced our military to stop the use and production of Napalm a few years back. I say bring back the Sandys with a full load of Nape and show those scum what burning feels like.

Gene
 
QuickSilver said:
I'm curious to see what Japan is going to do. I understand that for the very first time since WWII Japan is making aggressive statements and promising revenge. Anyone who has known a WWII Vet will tell you that the Japanese are honor bound and fearless vicious fighters.. This could be very interesting.
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My father in law fought the Japanese. He hates them to this day.

Gene
 
I think if the U.S., England, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, Canada, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates join forces against with air strikes and land forces ISIS will be destroyed.

Now that they have burned a man alive, they have proved they cannot be dealt with like normal adversaries in war. No negotiations. This is beyond barbaric. It's like something I've read about that used to happen during the Dark Ages.

These people only understand and respect force. I say we give it to them!
 
QuickSilver said:
http://groundreport.com/isis-has-no-idea-what-it-has-done-in-murdering-haruna-yukawa/




Anyone who believes that Japan will do nothing but provide aid is naïve. It may not be an open conflict, but I think that thousands of years of culture is not going to let this incident go avenged.


yes debby..... Google works for everyone...
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But what you are suggesting is going against their own Constitution. How hard would it be for you guys to have Constitutional change? I'm not naive at all, merely hopeful for the Japanese people and for the rest of us for that matter.

This all started many years ago when the West hitched their wagon to the 'star of oil'. I think one thing governments should be doing is pushing research into viable alternatives to fossil fuels so that we could cut these buggers loose. End or at least severely curtail our need of a product that comes from that region in large part and leave them to fight it out among themselves. Whoever is still standing at the end could possibly be a source of a new realization that 'getting along' is a far better way to go. But I'm not naive enough to think that our governments will do that because their focus is too often, the next election cycle. Power is such a major corrupter in a democracy.
 
GeneMO said:
My father in law fought the Japanese. He hates them to this day.

Gene
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So then if the Japanese(Iraqi's, Afghani's, Cambodians.....) were to hate 'your father', perhaps you can understand.

You want change? You have to 'own' your own behaviour. We have to 'own' our own as well.
 
chic said:
I think if the U.S., England, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, Canada, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates join forces against with air strikes and land forces ISIS will be destroyed.

Now that they have burned a man alive, they have proved they cannot be dealt with like normal adversaries in war. No negotiations. This is beyond barbaric. It's like something I've read about that used to happen during the Dark Ages.

These people only understand and respect force. I say we give it to them!
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I agree, chic, countries ban together and eradicate.
 
Debby said:
This all started many years ago when the West hitched their wagon to the 'star of oil'. I think one thing governments should be doing is pushing research into viable alternatives to fossil fuels so that we could cut these buggers loose. End or at least severely curtail our need of a product that comes from that region in large part and leave them to fight it out among themselves. Whoever is still standing at the end could possibly be a source of a new realization that 'getting along' is a far better way to go. But I'm not naive enough to think that our governments will do that because their focus is too often, the next election cycle. Power is such a major corrupter in a democracy.
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The U.S. imports the greatest amount of its oil (32%) from Canada.

Sure you want to lose that income?
 
AND Venezuela. We depend very little on the Middle East for oil. Also, now that we have become a major producer ourselves.. we are even less dependent.
 
There is a difference as far as the woman wannabe bomber and the innocents killed by beheadings, as to the pilot I suppose he was a combatant. I do think tit for tat in this case is dangerous.
 
AZ Jim said:
There is a difference as far as the woman wannabe bomber and the innocents killed by beheadings, as to the pilot I suppose he was a combatant. I do think tit for tat in this case is dangerous.
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There is absolutely NO excuse, NO justification, for burning people alive, no matter their status, no matter what they have done. This wasn't an execution, it was an act of horrific barbarism.

We certainly shouldn't be doing tit for tat as in burning people alive, but I don't see how or why the world should tolerate this behavior. They need to be stopped. Just letting them continue to BE is dangerous.
 

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