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Thu Jul-07-05 03:58 PM
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Prove to me that the world is safer now because Saddam is gone. |
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Prove to me that when Saddam was in power in Iraq that the world was a more dangerous place to live in because he was in power.
nuff said.
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Thu Jul-07-05 04:03 PM
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Thu Jul-07-05 04:18 PM
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3. Allawi no longer lives in London |
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That's a good thing for Londoners, right?
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Thu Jul-07-05 04:18 PM
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2. Prove it to me too... n/t |
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Thu Jul-07-05 04:19 PM
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that anyone thought that Bush was somehow a great leader who could make the world safer. He has made it a thousand times more dangerous.
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Thu Jul-07-05 04:37 PM
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that would/did murder his closest relatives.
He launched two wars of aggression and would never have stopped searching for a way to hurt the US after our parting of the ways with his invasion of Kuwait.
Afterall, we only sanction wars of aggression against our enemies like Saddam's invasion of Iran that left over a million dead.
That said, I agree that we are creating more terrorists than we could possibly kill and giving them hands on training to boot. A dilemma that will be haunt us for a generation.
Dealing with Saddam was necessary, remember the Clinton administration's policy toward Saddam was regime change also-it's just they dealt with the issue thoughtfully and cautiously.
Bushco arrogance and ineptness and greed and pride drove us into this quagmire.
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Thu Jul-07-05 06:17 PM
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6. You haven't proven a thing. |
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Why was he a danger to this country?
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Thu Jul-07-05 06:20 PM
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7. By that reasoning, the United States should've taken out Kim Jong II |
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first, right?
Those first three talking points don't work well around here.
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proud2BlibKansan
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:43 PM
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9. Lots of bad guys murder their relatives |
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Many evil leaders have invaded other countries and murdered innocent civilians, yes, millions of them.
RW talking points don't work well on DU. We have heard these arguments over and over and over again. They still make no sense.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:58 PM
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"remember the Clinton administration's policy toward Saddam was regime change also"
NO, the Clinton policy was support of internal regime change.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:02 PM
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12. what about the Congo? |
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Right now women are being raped and murdered ...no one seems to want to address this genicide.
Why is Saddam the only "bad guy" we needed to take out? If by your reasoning the list is long and wide.
Just a thought.
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Thu Jul-07-05 06:21 PM
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8. But, But, But... Freedom is on the March! |
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:47 PM
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10. I would say that the world of popular literature was safer... |
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...But if he's not executed, he could continue to write bad romance novels from prison for years to come, so we're not out of the woods yet. Another side of Saddam - the shy romantic novelisthttp://www.library.cornell.edu/colldev/mideast/zabibh2.htm
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