US double standard Policy: Iran and India

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So if the policy is fixed around matters of security/survival then it isn't really a double standard since our ideals have nothing to do with it.

Ell-oh-ell two political wrongs make a geoeconomic right so stfu non-America.

These threads make you realise how PP is a basically a microcosm of US foreign policy. There's no sovereignty of argument but American Argument.

/b/town

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Watts

What make's sense for America probably doesn't have to make sense for the rest of the world.

Originally Posted by RABicle

What the fuck is this?

Originally Posted by Watts

In one accurate term: glib defeatism.

Realism is what the warlords practice; how you and others behave in PP is symptomatic. Well-informed glibness at best.

I for one actually believe Iran just wants nuclear energy powering her population. Does that make me a bad westerner? A man who can't see the readily apparent truth? Ahmadinejad's claiming he wants Israel off the map is likely mere talk--tantamount to election promises our politicians seldom honour. Probably, the US foreign ministry and the international community know this full well, but that won't stop America from engineering it into something useful, going in there and installing a democracy trust.

This is a reactionary hunch, but I think it's sound. We should at the least all be thankful this dilemma hasn't arisen after China's full industrialisation.

There's nowhere I can't reach.