We have not forgotten
POSTED BY: FutureMrsFIllion
UPDATED: Sunday, September 17, 2006 23:00
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Kaneman,
Come on. Since when did the US do anything that cost us a trillion dollars? Since... um, never. And that's the way it should be. US can act because it is threatened, or because the greater good is served, ie. least death rule.
Saddam was a socialist ass and a threat to everyone in the region. Pre-emptive war is never acceptable. Just calling it as I sees it.
The ME deradicalized would be
a) probably a good idea
b) none of our business
c) not what we're doing right now
d) all of the above.
Obviously. d. but Western civilization has just been destroyed. I don't know what you're looking at, but I'm looking at a fascist third world dictatorship who uses the name 'America' but doesn't at all resemble the country that Ronald Reagan ruled. In fact, it's more than half way to being the soviet union, which Reagan called an "evil empire."
And it was taken by a bunch of people who admit to being themselves former communists. All of this is not rocket science.
USA needs to come back and clean house, because the dominant force in the world currently is East Asia, and the most powerful nation, Communist China. Do you think for one second, that if the commies had invaded afghanistan that there would still be fighting? We've de facto lost a war in afghanistan. We control some blocks of the capital city and that's about it. 4 years. If China invaded everyone would be wearing red at the end of the fourth week.
And this isn't a good thing. It's bad. The left is fond of saying "Bush drove the USA into a ditch" probably because then they imply "we'll tow you out." But it's much worse than that. Bush and Clinton together drove this country over a cliff.
I don't disagree with you about the islamites, but this is not our problem. The whole social militarist idea is very left wing.
HK, well said.
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