Careful, Bill :)
If you remove majority right, you start have to start asking what's right
and wrong, and you can't really discuss right and wrong without either
majority consensus or religeon :)
GOD ROCKS.
Aside from that, you're absolutely correct in this statement.
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 09:13:07AM -0500, Robert Black Eagle wrote:
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I think the US' record of establishing deceng government(s) is a bit poor.
We put in the Taliban. We established the dictatorship of the Shah in Iran
(and we see where that led)...
Bad example. The Shah was attempting to
I understand this can be considered subjective, so don't bother replying
with that.
The key difference is that Saddam has proven himself a madman who is not
to be trusted with WMDs. We have not always done what is right, but I
would venture that we are much more predictable than Saddam or other
Marvin Dickens wrote:
It is truly amazing how political dialog degenerates into armchair
psychology.
This whole thing is about oil, nothing more or less. Mr. Bush is/has
acting/acted on the advice of his closest advisors: Arco, BP-Amoco,
Texaco and et al... All of the terrorists
David A. Bandel wrote:
If you have a better answer, I'm sure Bush would be happy to hear it. But
I don't think Saddam and the terrorists will stop just because you asked
them to. History says otherwise. Roosevelt and Churchill are not what
sensible civilized folks want as role models, but
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Radical Muslims (in fact a large portion of the middle east) thinks
Rick Forrister wrote:
My convictions, for a long time have been to never start trouble - and to end
it, when started, with great conviction.
I agree, but...
- Why are Turkey and Kuwait, 2 strong US allies, firmly in favor of
further diplomacy and inspections, not bombing and invasion?
- Why
I'm a bit torn on some of the topics here.
First off, I'll turn some of you off by starting out that I agree with
Bush, Dep, and Collins, et al. I believe in mercy and grace to a large
degree. I also believe that sometimes force is required. While I
hardly ever beat up the bully, there are
I would truly enjoy hearing your opinion on this question
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On 10/20/02 13:03, ronnie gauthier wrote:
Yes, it did.
International majority opinion does not have a gun at its head, we
do.
I think the better
Uh, how about this instead ...
You are my asshole neighbor. You throw rocks, you make noises ...
I buy you a cup of coffee, we talk ... I make it perfectly clear that I
have no intention of changing my family's life to accomodate your grand
vision of pan-asshole-unity. I have no intention
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