J.H. Forge

So you will stand back and do nothing?

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It's a case where our presence will likely endanger more people. We can't save everyone.

That being said, it's easier to beg pardon and that's what should have been done in this case.

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What should have been done by who? I am not sure I quite understand.

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We asked if we could go in.

We should have just gone. Instead we're stuck watching.

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Because clearly the way to fight fire is with more gunpowder.

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And all you can do is make smart ass comments.

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I also do cartwheels.

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who asked you to comment anyway?

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I wasn't under the impression I needed permission. Public board, all that lovely free speech . . .

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All right, since you know everything, why do you not suggest a soultion, instead of telling everyone just how stupid they are.

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Of course, sitting by and doing nothing or being actively complicit is so much better.

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Better than making the situation worse by blindly leaping in afire with moral outrage and the need to act without consideration for the consequences? Is that even a question?

This is why I only called you people as a last resort.

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I'm going to pretend that I actually believe that you're stupid enough to think those are the only two choices.

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In this particular case, given the lack of permission from the Czechs, your choices actually are "sit here and pray" or "go in anyway and be treated like the invasion force you would in fact be."

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And now my belief that you are exactly that stupid is confirmed.

I do enjoy being right. Even if I don't like agreeing with her.

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Perhaps you ought to share your amazing tactical revelation with Summers, then.

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I'll share part of it with you.

Put on your Nikes and go help.

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It's a case where our presence will likely endanger more people. We can't save everyone.

Well, obviously I know that.

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There's nothing that we can do, Julio. The team doesn't do anyone any good if the Blackbird gets shot down trying to land in Prague, or the Czech army comes after us because they think we're terrorists.

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So do not use the plane or the uniforms. Find a way. You are telling me you will stand back and let people die simply because you are afraid of an "international incident"?

Would you have hesitated in July, had it taken place somewhere that was not in the United States, for fear of an "international incident"?

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Julio, this is happening in a neighborhood that has been completely enclosed by a wall. That wall, up until this morning, was being guarded by a substantial portion of the army of the Czech Republic, which is not some pissant Third-World military that a stealth jet and some clever manuevering could get around.

I do not see any way that any mutants, X-Men or not, uniforms or not, could have gotten in there without declaring war on the Czech Republic. How do you think that would have helped the situation, when they did this because they were afraid of mutants?

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