Defending what is yours

[stevewool]

We all would like to defend what we think is ours but how far can you go.
Words and shouting may get you somewhere but when the other person is threatening to wipe you of the face of the earth with rockets and bombs what do you do.
Its been like this for as long as i can remember from different dictators and from different parts of the world and yes they all started shouting and threatening to do this and to do this and may even kill there own people in the process and what happens to them , nothing just talk and talk but nothing happens until they are killed either by someone close or somesort of war is started.
Now no one wants a war but something has to be done , what you may say , well getting rid of the fat sod may help the world sleep better.

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/...yTK?li=BBoPWjQ

[bigmarco]

Now no one wants a war but something has to be done , what you may say , well getting rid of the fat sod may help the world sleep better.

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/...yTK?li=BBoPWjQ

I agree. The sooner someone pumps a few bullets into Trump the better for all of us

[stevewool]

Well at lease someone is standing up to this person who is threatening not just the USA but the world, who else is saying its wrong , or do we wait until its to late just like what has happened many many times before.
Yes i do agree he could have said it in a better way.

[Tawi2]

I have actually had interaction with the old guy who did the shooting his caravan is in the most unlikely of locations,up a short path from a layby where heathrow HGV's park for a snooze,theres a gypsy horse-field to one side of him,if you go up the path towards the caravan now theres a pile of dead bouquets of flowers,presumably as a memorial for the shot thief