Can we go shoot back yet?

[mcantar18c]

http://news.yahoo.com/u-returns-33-m...030751017.html

In a statement late Tuesday, the Mexican military said the troops "unintentionally" crossed over the bridge while they were carrying out reconnaissance on the border.

Unintentionally my ass. Don't cross the big f*cking river... how is that something you "unintentionally" f*ck up.

IIRC, armed troops crossing into our country without our govt's approval is an invasion and is grounds for war.

[Graves]

Shoot back? They were rounded up and tossed back by the BP fer f**k's sake.

Article says:
"They were processed according to protocols, and they were released and returned to Mexico without incident or charges," he added, declining to say whether the troops were armed."

[mcantar18c]

This isn't the first time they've done this (Mexican troops crossing our border).
A friendly "you can have your guys back, better luck next time" is not going to deter them from crossing yet again. They aren't doing this unintentionally. There's a reason that they want to cross our border, and its not a good one.

Article says:
declining to say whether the troops were armed."

And you think that means they weren't?

[Graves]

And you think that means they weren't?

You're the only one who said they were.

[mcantar18c]

1. They're troops. On a recon patrol. I can't wrap my head around the idea that they weren't armed.
2. "Declining to comment" is what someone does when they don't want to admit something, but know that lying about it would be just as bad if caught. If they were unarmed, they'd say they were unarmed.

[colocowboy01]

I think that we are getting close to the time where we will have to start "shooting back" regularly. As our economy accelerates toward destruction more nations will began testing our perimeter defenses.