NationStates Jolt Archive

I think if those democratic governments should used live ammunitions against those futile protests, I dont which area of he world you all live in but im my region when a protests errupts then all mayhm is born. Example ( public transport stops, banks cease to transact and above all the bars are closed.

* speechless and bemused *

Once again, in english, please.

* speechless and bemused *

Once again, in english, please.

Gimmay tha fockin kees ya' cocksuckah. Wut da fock...

You're an idiot. Not only does your post not make sense, it's a retarded idea.

You're an idiot. Not only does your post not make sense, it's a retarded idea.

Surely in order to determine whether the idea is retarded or not, we first need to be able to understand the post. This has so far eluded me.

Surely in order to determine whether the idea is retarded or not, we first need to be able to understand the post. This has so far eluded me.
He's saying that when protests break out in his town, people burn things. Sounds like he lives in Iran/Iraq/Syria/Lebanon/Turkey/Israel/Jordan etc...

He's saying that when protests break out in his town, people burn things.

Point out to me where a word connected to the concept of burning things appears in his post, would you?

What?

Point out to me where a word connected to the concept of burning things appears in his post, would you?
eh, i dunno what he's talking about.

I think if those democratic governments should used live ammunitions against those futile protests, I dont which area of he world you all live in but im my region when a protests errupts then all mayhm is born. Example ( public transport stops, banks cease to transact and above all the bars are closed.

Attempted translation:

I think democratic governments should use live ammunition against (the?) futile protests. I don't know which area of the world you all live in but in my region, when a protest erupts all mayhem is born. For example, the public transportation stops, the banks cease to transact, and above all the bars are closed.

A ridiculous proposal; there are far more important things than convenience. Public protest, even civil disobedience, is usually justified against egregious policies.

Israel
Israel?

I mean, unless you count the military moving in to take squatters away and they try to keep 'em out, I think they are usually fairly civilised in their politics.

Israel?

I mean, unless you count the military moving in to take squatters away and they try to keep 'em out, I think they are usually fairly civilised in their politics.
Israel/Palestine, yes.

Israel?

I mean, unless you count the military moving in to take squatters away and they try to keep 'em out, I think they are usually fairly civilised in their politics.

Israel has used live ammunition against protesters in the West Bank before, including some Israeli civilians. If I recall correctly it wasn't exactly libertarian in its treatment of the anti-disengagement protesters, either. It's a very authoritarian country in some ways, though admittedly far more liberal than any of its neighbors.

Israel has used live ammunition against protesters in the West Bank before, including some Israeli civilians.
Well, I know that much. But I didn't know that protests got out of hand there as easily as they might in Syria.