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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:27
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Essentially, you're saying that the reasons for a war become irrelevant after it has been fought and won. Does that mean that the American government can undertake any military action it wants, as long as it 'wins'?
There has to be a valid reason that the war was fought, a valid reason why people had to die. The fact that a war was 'won' does not make it noble, and the only way we can truly know if it was the right course of action is if we know the reasons for which the war was originally started.
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LoneWolf
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If you were being tortured with electricity to your head (and other areas) every day, do you think you would care about the technical justification for your release?
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Serb
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Siberia, Communist party of Apolyton
Nov 2001 time: 11:27
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quote: Originally posted by LoneWolf
Did we ask? Are we the only ones who didn't like those "leaders"? |
You were in minority who wanted this war. The rest of UN security concil were against. That's why you acted without UN, because it was absolutely clear that UN wouldn't support this war.
And btw, bad leaders, good leaders- it is not the reason for war. That's what all countries agreed when UN was founded. What you did it's clearly AGGRESSION against independent country in accordance with UN charter.
So, once again who gave USA right to violate international laws?
Russian Federation is very unhappy about leaders of three Baltic states and very unhappy how Russians are treated in those countries. So, in accordance with your logic we can invade them, install there loyal regimes and it will be Ok if will do it fast.
Last edited by Serb on 19-04-2003 at 11:23
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Serb
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Siberia, Communist party of Apolyton
Nov 2001 time: 11:27
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quote: Originally posted by LoneWolf
If you were being tortured with electricity to your head (and other areas) every day, do you think you would care about the technical justification for your release? |
If your only child have been slain by American bomb, your house have been destroyed by American tank, and your whole country have been occupied by foreign aggressors who had started to pump out oil from your country, do you think you would care about the technical justification for their invasion in your country?
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LoneWolf
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quote: Originally posted by Serb
If your only child have been slain by American bomb, your house have been destroyed by American tank, and your whole country have been occupied by foreign aggressors who had started to pump out oil from your country, do you think you would care about the technical justification for their invasion in your country? |
No. I'd be angry, but the invasion would still be right. The irony of life is that often the particular is bad, and the general is good.
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LoneWolf
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Yes, I see, you think the Siberians know much more about democracy than we do. Well, good luck with that!
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Serb
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Siberia, Communist party of Apolyton
Nov 2001 time: 11:27
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quote: Originally posted by LoneWolf
No. I'd be angry, but the invasion would still be right.
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Really? Why? Because America decided this?
You called this war- operation Iraqi freedom. It's impossible to bring freedom to people by killing their children, by destroying their houses, by killing themselves, and by replacing their dictator with bunch of your dictators who let you rob Iraqi oil freely.
quote: The irony of life is that often the particular is bad, and the general is good. |
The irony of outside life (outside of USA) is that often what Americans think is good, other people think is bad and otherwise.
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LoneWolf
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What more can one say. The tradition of Siberian democracy speaks for itself.
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Bereta_Eder
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They earned it.
And certaintly didn't do it for the first time.
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Bereta_Eder
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What's not debatable though is that Iraq has always been in stability when a dictator was in power.
I'm not saying that democracy in Iraq is not possible, but it might not be what the US would like.
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Bereta_Eder
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So was Greece? Hardly.
We're talking about Iraq not having a democracy ever and you wanting to impose it.
Clearly that's what's inane.
The first thing a democracy would say is get the hell out of here and watch after its own interests. Which are not your own.
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