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It really WAS about the OIL!!

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Roc @ Mon Dec 13, 2004 6:03 am

Robair Robair:
What more do you want? I have a feeling that if you were to read the names of all the deceased you would still say it's a bunch of bullshit.


I'm still waiting to hear why you think "carpet bombing" actually happened. :wink:

Robair Robair:
If what has been posted is not enough for you to start questioning the actions of your government then you have elected to turn your mind off.


I am not predisposed into believing that my government is wrong every time some leftist says that my government is.

Robair Robair:
Democracy works because you the voter can hold the politicians responsible for their actions. You, however, are more concerned with defending those actions no matter what for some reason.


We, the majority of people who reelected the president, say we approve of his policy concerning Iraq and summarily dismiss the leftist view that bombs don't kill terrorist.

Robair Robair:
What I posted was a survey, conducted in Iraq, about mortality rates before and after Americas invasion.


What you posted is propaganda. What you haven't done is sufficiently prooved your assertion with reliable sources. Your so-called proof is suspect, anti-America, wrong, and extreme leftist.

   



Rev_Blair @ Mon Dec 13, 2004 6:22 am

$1:
What you posted is propaganda. What you haven't done is sufficiently prooved your assertion with reliable sources. Your so-called proof is suspect, anti-America, wrong, and extreme leftist.


What he posted was a scientific survey. If you are going to say that it is wrong, then you have to prove that using science.

   



Robair @ Mon Dec 13, 2004 10:01 am

Roc Roc:
We, the majority of people who reelected the president, say we approve of his policy concerning Iraq...


So why did Dubya declare war on Iraq if not for oil? What is the policy you approve of?

   



Scape @ Mon Dec 13, 2004 2:08 pm

It was to get rid of the old people.

   



Roc @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:06 pm

Robair Robair:
What is the policy you approve of?


His policy in defending the US. In other words, his job.

   



Rev_Blair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:21 pm

But Iraq was no threat to the USA.

   



human @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:32 pm

Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:
But Iraq was no threat to the USA.



Threat....Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...


What that means? :lol: :lol: :lol:

   



Robair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:00 pm

Iraq was no threat to anybody.

I always was 100% for the invasion of Afghanistan. There was deafinatly a threat living there.

But you're going to have to come up with some proof, Roc, that Iraq had anything to do with protecting America.

Those are two seperate countries and two seperate wars.

   



Roc @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:16 pm

Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:
But Iraq was no threat to the USA.


Saddam was in violation of 17 UN resolutions. Not to mention he constantly fired on US and UK aircraft. We could not afford to allow him to continue. He tortured his own people, raped an entire nation, killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and buried them in mass graves, one of them found today, he was a criminal the left was willing to allow to go free.

We are better off with him in prison. No thanks to the left.

   



xerxes @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:41 pm

$1:
Saddam was in violation of 17 UN resolutions. Not to mention he constantly fired on US and UK aircraft. We could not afford to allow him to continue. He tortured his own people, raped an entire nation, killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and buried them in mass graves, one of them found today, he was a criminal the left was willing to allow to go free.


That still doesn't justify invasion. The fact that GWB went to the UN and pressured for a new resolution mandating the use of force bears this out. And believe it or not Roc, everyone on the left believes Saddam was a piece of shit. But ask youself this: which version of Iraq do you prefer? The old one where Saddam was in power but contained and controlled or the current one where there is no government and only chaos? Ask any Iraqi and they'll say the former. Why? Because stability with the possibility of violence is preferable to most people as opposed to indiscriminate violence.

   



Rev_Blair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:41 pm

The US is in violation of several UN resolutions, international laws, and even it's own military and civilian laws. By your standards that means that you deserve to be invaded, Roc.

   



Robair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:46 pm

Roc Roc:
Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:
But Iraq was no threat to the USA.


Saddam was in violation of 17 UN resolutions. Not to mention he constantly fired on US and UK aircraft. We could not afford to allow him to continue. He tortured his own people, raped an entire nation, killed hundreds of thousands of his own people, and buried them in mass graves, one of them found today, he was a criminal the left was willing to allow to go free.

We are better off with him in prison. No thanks to the left.
I could have sworn the reasons given to go to war were WMD and terrorist links... one of us must have a foggy memory, Roc.

Firing on US and UK planes? NO SHIT. They were flying in Iraqi airspace and dropping bombs on Iraqi soil. Bet you thought the no-fly-zone was a universal thing. Not so. It was a US/British initiative never backed by the UN.

'Afford' to allow him to continue? You mean money-wise? What's the bill on Duybas little adventure so far?

There are dictators that make Saddam look like a kitten. Didn't those graves happen while America was his buddy? Like over a decade ago?

Nowhere in your post is there a mention of a threat to America, and I believe you stated Dubya's policy for the Iraq invasion was to protect America. What gives, changing your story?

What is Dubyas policy that you support?? The vast majority of people outside America can not figure out why you voted for him. Help us out here.

Plenty of conservatives have been against the Iraq war from day one (the thinking ones anyway) so you can quit throwing the 'left' label around at any time.

   



Roc @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 3:54 pm

Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:
The US is in violation of several UN resolutions, international laws, and even it's own military and civilian laws. By your standards that means that you deserve to be invaded, Roc.


So, am I to believe you support the rape and torture of millions? You would allow Saddam to continue to bury his people in mass graves?

Tsk tsk, and you call yourself a good leftist. :D

   



Rev_Blair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:09 pm

Nope, don't support that at all. In fact it's one of the reasons why I'm against George Bush.

   



Robair @ Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:11 pm

Guess my questions are too tough.

   



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