OK.
Bill, I’m going to do you the favor of responding to your post. But after I do that, will you do something for me? Will you please stop with these atrocity threads? You know the answers already, and you make yourself look foolish.
First, biological weapons are notoriously impossible to control. How can you start an epidemic in Afghanistan and expect it to remain confined to Afghanistan? We have much more to fear from a global pandemic than the Taliban does.
Second, it would make a lot of people mad at us. I know it doesn’t matter whether you were killed by a US bomb or by a US anthrax spore, you’re just as dead. But people DO care, largely because of the uncontrollable nature of biological warfare. We have plenty of bombs, and we can kill everyone in Afghanistan via conventional means if that becomes neccesary.
Now, third and most important. It doesn’t matter how many atrocities the Taliban inflicts, we should still not inflict atrocities on Afghanistan. Understand? We… Will… Not… Commit… Atrocities. See? America GOOD, Taliban BAD.
We are like Superman, they are like Lex Luthor. When Lex Luthor does something bad to, say, Lois Lane to get back at Superman, does Superman go do something bad to Lex Luthor’s girlfriend? No, he goes and punches Lex Luthor and hauls him off to jail, where the bad people go.
So when the bad people in the Taliban do something bad, America should respond by doing something bad TO THE TALIBAN, like punching them or dropping bombs on them. Not Afghanistan, The Taliban. Because there are a lot of people in Afghanistan that the Taliban are mean to. They don’t like the Taliban, but the Taliban have a bunch of guns so they can do whatever they want to the people in Afghanistan and the people in Afghanistan can’t do anything about it.
So remember kids, be a hero like Superman, not a villain like Lex Luthor. Don’t use biological weapons on the other kids EVEN IF THEY STARTED IT FIRST! Don’t make me turn this car around! I’m warning you!