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Before stating wether you think we should still be in Iraq please think about this: Is it considered freedom if one nation forces another nation to be under the same government just because we believe that it is right? Does this justify inforcement of democracy in other countries? If we obolish different cultures it will obolish the very thing that makes us human- diversity. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with anything, I do believe in human rights especially womens rights. I just would like to get other opinions- elaborate.
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Geeezzz I dunno...When you think about it from either perspective it's wrong, you know??? I mean osama and hussien deserved to be taken out... but our soldiers and civilians don't deserve to die. You cannot forget what they did to us. The civilian casualties on 9/11 have to be higher than what we have done overseas. The problem is that the overall goal, why we even went over to the middle east in the first place, was to take out the al-quieda (sp?) and Osama bien ladan (sp?) neither of those goals have been accomplished so far. And then when you take into account all we have lost in Iraq (lives, money, equipment, etc.) You really have to question Bush's ego issues...So, in closing, I think that the war in Iraq (not the terrorists we were supposed to take out) is more about Bush's ego (and oil prices)than the fact that he genuinely cares about Iraq. If he really wanted to protect america from terrorists he wouldn't be playing around in Iraq...anyway I will always admire and support our armed forces, even if I believe that the cause is not such a worthy one.
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QUOTE(onecrazyfreak @ Aug 15 2005, 3:22 PM) Geeezzz I dunno...When you think about it from either perspective it's wrong, you know??? I mean osama and hussien deserved to be taken out... but our soldiers and civilians don't deserve to die. You cannot forget what they did to us. The civilian casualties on 9/11 have to be higher than what we have done overseas. The problem is that the overall goal, why we even went over to the middle east in the first place, was to take out the al-quieda (sp?) and Osama bien ladan (sp?) neither of those goals have been accomplished so far. And then when you take into account all we have lost in Iraq (lives, money, equipment, etc.) You really have to question Bush's ego issues...So, in closing, I think that the war in Iraq (not the terrorists we were supposed to take out) is more about Bush's ego (and oil prices)than the fact that he genuinely cares about Iraq. If he really wanted to protect america from terrorists he wouldn't be playing around in Iraq...anyway I will always admire and support our armed forces, even if I believe that the cause is not such a worthy one. --Onecrazyfreak To the crazyfreakperson: -We didn't go into Iraq to take out Osamma B.L. We went in there for weapons of mass desctruction. - What the hell does Bush's EGO have to do with anything? He is doing what he thinks best for this country. Ego has very very very very little to do with anything. To Retrogressive: -Is it considered freedom if one nation forces another nation to be under the same government just because we believe that it is right? They've been under a dictatorship regime for so long, that this change is something good for them. A democracy where they can vote who they want to vote for, not some old fat person who decides. - Where are we enforcing democracy in other countries? - How are we 'obolishing' other peoples cultures? You call being under a dictator for X amount of years a culture? - Human rights. Ha. Womens rights. Ha ha. I really dont see how those matter for this argument. |
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QUOTE(sprinkle-the-stars @ Aug 15 2005, 1:41 PM) -Is it considered freedom if one nation forces another nation to be under the same government just because we believe that it is right? They've been under a dictatorship regime for so long, that this change is something good for them. A democracy where they can vote who they want to vote for, not some old fat person who decides. Whose to judge whether Democracy is good for them??? If we did suceed, we'd be no better than the Biritish who try to imperialize India, Africa and Eastern Europe. |
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