It's a terrible point. Since a scenario where a nation's army, on a big level, would turn on it's own (armed) citizens, and expect a positive outcome, is so ridiculous as to be practically outside the realms of reality.
You had Tianenmen Square(China). A brutal oppression by government forces after months of protests demanding reform, and ultimately freedom. The Chinese populace didn't have a chance. Not because they didn't have a chance, but because when the brutal Chinese dictatorship made it's move and rolled in the tanks, the Chinese populace had zero hope to defend themselves. 30 years on and the Chinese are still not free and are ruled by a menacing dictatorship. For all the problems that the USA might have, you ought to ask yourself do you want to trade them for those which the Chinese people suffer
"With Obama having killed "any chance that a Russia commission would be formed," there has been no thorough, independent oversight of the intelligence process that alleged an interference campaign by Russia and triggered an all-consuming investigation of the Trump campaign's potential complicity."
Intriguing stuff. Deep dive into all the Russiagate allegations and the astonishing lack of evidence to back them up. Could this be the greatest political scandal of all time? Deep State actors conspiring to try and take down a duly elected president, at the same time trying to deflect from the clear crimes we know Clinton and others are responsible for?
"Based on all of this data, we can draw this picture of Russian social-media activity: It was mostly unrelated to the 2016 election; microscopic in reach, engagement, and spending; and juvenile or absurd in its content."
@cubcougar73 Dude, get some help. I don't know if it's drugs, or something else, or a combination, but clearly you've got some shít you need to address.
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And were they held accountable? 
and the purpose of a woman is to love a man 
RE: Noncompliance Kneecaps New Zealand's Gun Control Scheme
It's a terrible point. Since a scenario where a nation's army, on a big level, would turn on it's own (armed) citizens, and expect a positive outcome, is so ridiculous as to be practically outside the realms of reality.You had Tianenmen Square(China). A brutal oppression by government forces after months of protests demanding reform, and ultimately freedom. The Chinese populace didn't have a chance. Not because they didn't have a chance, but because when the brutal Chinese dictatorship made it's move and rolled in the tanks, the Chinese populace had zero hope to defend themselves. 30 years on and the Chinese are still not free and are ruled by a menacing dictatorship. For all the problems that the USA might have, you ought to ask yourself do you want to trade them for those which the Chinese people suffer