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Ok, you two can kiss and make up now...
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Lincoln
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They are shouting in the streets now: "We are Americans, we are USA! Down with Saddam!" This from CBS News.
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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:27
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curt, I don't have to tell you when I mourn, now please leave, you're off topic.
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First of all, I don't see anyone rejoicing that any civilians are killed. In addition I mourn the deaths of soldiers on both sides. But when an oppressed people are freed and happy I am happy with them. That is a part of compassion that some people do not seem to understand. They dwell in the morgues and cannot see the success for the mistakes along the way. I was very happy when my father had the cancer cut our of his body. I never mentioned the scar. That is all that some people can see. Their motivation cannot be compassion.
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quote: Originally posted by ADG
I'm simply just pointing out the reality... If nobody tried to free Iraq, then Saddam would rule, until he dies of old age... Think about how many civilians would have been killed during that time... if nobody stopped him, more civilians would have been killed under his rule (because of his rule), than how many was killed during this war... |
And then it'd be Qusay and Uday's turn to rule.
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A few thousand is nothing comparitively to the 1.8 million who fell victim to Saddam in his 35 years of power.
There isn't any appropriate amount of collateral damage, but if you make an omlette, you DO have to break some eggs.
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Lincoln
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Well curt, if you think tha Abraham Lincoln was a great leader then you cannot be all bad. BTW, I despise people who rejoice in the blood shed in a war. I find no pleasure in the death of anyone.
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This is really beginng to seem like the day of victory (although the Pentagon denies it).
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I think everything happened too quickly. Everyone was surprised that when the first troops entered Bagdad that there was not more opposition. From what I understand the first incursion was a kind of test.
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spiritof1202
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quote: Originally posted by curtsibling
@Spirit:
A few thousand is nothing?
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A few thousand is nothing comparitively to 1,800,000.
Had Saddam been allowed to remain in power, and his sons after him, then many many more would die than have done in this war, in a matter of weeks.
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