The UN building should be used as target practice for Army howitzers and that's about all the good that will ever come out of the UN.
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This is not so fundie. The UN is a massive, corrupt organization that generaly proovs to be bloody useless. I have no problem with using the building as target practice as long as no one is inside, although I can certainly think of better uses for it... like a DIY shop and a thrift store.
well, I don't think the UN is all that effective in military operations and anything requiring any organizational skill
Because the world co-operating would be a bad thing?
What the fuck happened to these people? Oh yeah, Religion
He's partially right. The UN is practically useless. However, that still doesn't justify bombing it, especially if people are in there. But I'm willing to bet this guy doesn't like the UN not because of it's ineffectiveness, but because he sees it as the tool of the AC, or at least its predecesor.
Reasable people may debate whether the UN is needed for mediating peace between nations, and promoting other things like health, or if it's just a mouthpiece for tyrants and despots. Fundies believe it's an elite secret society that promotes one-world government for the end of the world.
>>The UN building should be used as target practice for Army howitzers <<
Right, because shattering a building in the middle of New York or Geneva is so good for the neighborhood.
>>That's about all the good that will ever come out of the UN.<<
The World Health Organization.
Your argument is invalid.
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The White House should be used as target practice for Army/Marine M-777 Howitzers, and that's all the good that will ever come out of Donald Fart.
...what's that, you say? Sounds too 'Extreme'? Well, now you know how you sound to everyone else.
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