Currently for every 'strike' on ISIS territory, 14 civilians die. There were 20 strikes in

April - June this year where 250-330 died and 150-330 injured

Randomly firing weapons on ISIS territory is just as barbaric as some vigilantes/terrorists in France

If those civilians flee, they are a 'problem' to the Western world for 'flooding' into other countries

What's the answer?

Posted By: pants on November 15th 2015 at 15:33:59

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Gatwick arrest (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Nov 15, 14:30:29
- And no brain. (n/m) (General Chat) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Nov 15, 14:38:00
  - To be fair, who charges the security world for being vigilant the days after (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 15:08:44
    - Oh dear, tin hat time (n/m) (General Chat) - emmaroyds, Nov 15, 15:13:47
      - I agree though, but we are in times where paranoia isn't a weakness anymore (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 15:18:58
      - all I'm saying is on 360 days of the year, he wouldn't have been noticed (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 15:17:08
        
        Don't be so sure and slate airport security. I got back from Mexico end of October... (General Chat) - city_lad, Nov 15, 15:56:17
        
        I was more saying that because of what has happend, everything is on high alert (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 16:08:50
        
        Currently for every 'strike' on ISIS territory, 14 civilians die. There were 20 strikes in (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 15:33:59
        
        The tin hat versus properganda is here. US hiding stats in the same period (General Chat) - pants, Nov 15, 15:40:59
  - I'm not sure if they've done any tests for that yet tbh (n/m) (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Nov 15, 14:43:52

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