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Saddam captured?
Trauma-san:
I don't even care if it breaches the geneva convention. We're above the law.
7even:
--- Quote from: Trauma on December 16, 2003, 04:29:55 PM ---I don't even care if it breaches the geneva convention. We're above the law.
--- End quote ---
He's deadly right in his cynicism
Trauma-san:
Study the english language a bit more and come back when you're ready. Nothing I said was cynical.
7even:
--- Quote from: Trauma on December 16, 2003, 04:41:18 PM ---Study the english language a bit more and come back when you're ready. Nothing I said was cynical.
--- End quote ---
I know.
Paradox:
It's all about the oil. Always has been, always will be. We don't give a fuck about the Iraqi people, we don't give a fuck about any of the Arabs. If we did, we would be in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, etc. We like Egypt's dictator because he does what we tell him. We don't care how cruel he is to his people, as long as he's our little bitch. In fact, Egypt and Morocco are so horrible that Arabs are threatened to be sent there for prison terms if they don't cooperate with the U.S. intelligence personnel. Do we give a fuck? Of course not. Did we give a fuck when Saddam was killing his people? No. We said "here's some new weapons, try them, and see how they work out for you". If we cared about the Iraqi people, no sanctions would have been placed upon them. The sanctions killed many Iraqis (civilian deaths are also going against the Geneva Convention, which we don't seem to give a fuck about). Everytime a dictator or cruel leader turns against the U.S. then we recognize him as being one. That's always been the case. Central America, the Middle East... self-interest. The people are worthless to us.
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