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"We want the Americans to be hurt just like us," she told the cameraman from her cousin's house, where she is now living. Apparently she lost her whole family. Anybody want to say how "safe" from terrorism this Iraqi war has made us? |
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but in events like this, are we not a source of terror and wanton destruction? |
True Colors Showing
I see that several people are showing their true Anti-military and Anti-US feelings. You actually would be very happy to see the US fail in Iraq AND Afghanistan. I do not condone some of the actions that have happened recently at the hands an extreme minority of the military and the military will investigate and punish any breaking laws, but that is no excuse to hate the military. Unfortunately these things happen and have happened in all wars or police actions. But to go out of your way to find and quote foreign US hating news media just shows where your support and real feelings reside. YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHO I AM POINTING TO. You are more than Bush haters--you are anti-military and anti-American.
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Good Grief... Again?
lhopp77-"God must love stupid people----he made so many"
DO YOU EVER GET THE POINT? WGJ |
I have been outspokenly anti-military since I was 7.
More recently, I have become anti world police. The affairs of other nations really is not our business. |
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And as for "hating the military".....Lee, my dad was very close to being drafted to go to Vietnam. I don't have dislike for the military because I have friends and relatives who are or were in the military. I hope Iraq fails so that it will put this administration as firmly in the failure column. Democracy simply does not work in that area. It has been and always will be an area where kingdoms win (he who hath the bigger knife rules). Arthur Schlesinger, a notable historian, rated his picks as best presidents and Thomas Bailey did the same thing in Presidential Greatness (link). On the next printing of that book, I hope to see George W. Bush's presidency near or at the bottom. And as for my text...makes it stand out, doesn't it? :p |
Yes And No...
I fear you may get even more tense because Bush will give you much more reason to be uptight. Be assured Bush will go down as THE WORST President. I say uptight because Bush will continue to be the source of much anxiety. However, I want us to be successful in Iraq and as fast as possible. As monumentally inept and incompetent as Bush is, my distaste for him is not strong enough to override my intense need to see that my brothers and sisters have not sacrificed themselves in vain. We were conned into going to Iraq but we are committed and should see it through. That's the only way we can salvage anything from this fiasco.
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It is not our place to militarily intrude on the internal political processes of other nations? Instead of:
The affairs of other nations really is not our business. Aren't we legitimately concerned with the business affairs of other nations? After all, business is what America is best at, right? Remember McLuhan's "Global Village"? I submit that every nation's business should be our business. Raising the living standard/income of everyone in the world should be our National Business Plan. Everyone prospers and we, as partners responsible for the welfare of the planet, can better focus the world's limited resources on dealing with natural diasters, pandemics and global warming. WGJ We're sorta fiddling while Rome burns. For example: If the AIDS virus mutates so that it can vector through mosquitoes, (right now the virus can't survive in the mosquitoe's stomach), we'll see a planetary plague that will eliminate any overpopulation concerns for many many decades to come . |
Squandering our own resources for the sake of people that do not care for us is futile and pointless.
We would be better off focusing our energies inward. This is not to say delegations, trade, and other day to day international affairs are to be subsided, but I think I can put this as literally and straightforward as possible: Fighter jets, missiles, military intelligence, bio-weapons - we are better off without these things existing. Einstein realized right away the greivous error he had made helping produce nuclear arms. The world we live in today is a high-strung and fearful place because of it. Because of us, we have to subdue every other nation on the planet for our own "security". If another country appears to begin approaching our level of weapons technology, we intervene. Why? Because it is the mess we have made. It is the fault of the U.S. the world is the way it is, and all blindly patriotic Americans are to be held responsible. |
I believe we should have found the culprit for 9-11 FIRST! not divert our attention,manpower and resources to a war that has no DIRECT OBJECTIVE since its inception. SHOW ME THE WMDs MR BUSH. What next Iraqs infrastructure need bailing out, our soldiers are not trained to nation build. I think we should have went after Bin Laden full force, not half a$$:mad:
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Nice quote by JM by the way. |
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