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> If the US had their way, they'd open up an law enforcement branch in every country and prosecute the people right there and then. I for one am happy that hasn
by alphapapa 11y ago
> If the US had their way, they'd open up an law enforcement branch in every country and prosecute the people right there and then. I for one am happy that hasn't happened yet.
Please don't forget that the average American citizen does not support this kind of stuff.
- seanp2k2 11y agoPlenty of Americans want to bomb Agrabah: http://www.snopes.com/2015/12/18/agrabah-aladdin-republican-poll/ http://www.snopes.com/2015/12/18/agrabah-aladdin-republican-...
- alphapapa 11y agoIf you think that you can draw meaningful conclusions about the population of America from a survey asking random people questions about a fictional location designed to produce a particular politically charged conclusion, I guess I can't help you.
- ytryiuy 11y agoYou will note that no one asked for your help. I believe surveys are actually considered more not less sound when participants are chosen at random.
- alphapapa 10y agoYour response is typical of leftist methods of argument: latch on to a neutral part of my comment, imply that I misunderstand it and incorrectly criticized it, condescendingly correct me, and ignore the relevant parts of my comment, i.e. the fictional location and politically charged conclusion from which no reasonable inferences may be drawn. In fact, in principle, it's the same flaw in the survey we're discussing, a blatant red herring. It's almost as bad as an exchange like: "Did you stop beating your wife yet?" "I'm not married." "Aha, so you finally stopped!" And it's interesting to note that you created that account solely to make that comment, and it was upvoted 4 times long after the story was fresh on the front page.