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Back From Iraq - and Suddenly on the Streets

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Thirteen:
still pointing the blame else where... when will you ever grow up?

1. they authorized use of force....that's like telling your kids "it's wrong to smoke weed, but you're allowed to do it if you want to" they knew he wanted to attack and they gave him the go ahead

3. i don't think anything has failed yet in this conflict, sure it's hit some road bumps but nothing terrible has happened so far to the main plan

4. alberto gonzalez had nothing to do with abu gharib either... it was the acts of a few....in fact it was the acts of those poor soldiers that went crazy from the war and when they get out they won't be able to find a job

*Jamal*:

--- Quote from: Ant on February 09, 2005, 06:13:19 PM ---
--- Quote from: *Jamal* on February 09, 2005, 04:54:32 PM ---Ant, you're really letting your fanaticism inhibit your ability to think rationally. Don't be another CWalker.  Republicans and Democrats are in the same boat here.

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If that is the case, then explain something instead of just stating opinions.   Instead I think you occasionally disagree with me in an attempt to seem 'unbiased.'  Whatever, its your choice. 

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This is not to say that democrats do not share some responsibility for the fuck ups, but to suggest each party is equally responsible for the fuck ups in iraq is foolish. 

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1. No, I state my opinions because I feel like it. I don't give a shit what you or any other fruitcake on here thinks about my opinions. Unbiased? What the fuck does that have to do with bias? You act like I always come here rooting for Democrats and talk about how wonderful they are, and now I'm all of a sudden trying to take a more centric stance. However that's not the case... if you read my posts in the past, you will see that I've always said the same thing, and that is that U.S. foreign policy is fucked up. It's my opinion. If you want reasons why, I can list a shitload of them. When it comes to foreign policy, Democrats and Republicans are the same exact shit, from the way I see it. If you disagree, fine, that's your view. The only reason I'd vote Democrat is because I don't believe in education/healthcare cuts, while military spending is blown out of proportion. But like I said, when it comes to foreign policy, they're all the same in my eyes.

2. If you're talking specifically about Iraq, then what you could say is that "both parties are to be blamed, but the Republicans should get more of the blame", which could technically be correct, but how does that change anything? Does it matter if one is "more" at fault? That's if we're talking specifically about the current war in Iraq. However, when I made my comment, I was speaking in general terms about what the government does in other parts of the world. And for that you can't single out a party to blame it on.

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