Was it worth it? - Page 3

I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S · February 20th, 2004

this is true... good looking out rndrsafe

diplomatic_means · February 22nd, 2004

After seeing that thing by Lt. Col. Seitz how can anyone say it wasn't worth it?

GuyontheRight · February 22nd, 2004

Some would say to ask the fathers and mothers of our fallen men and women. Id say ask the sons and daughters of the fallen Iraqi's who were killed under Saddam.

RnderSafe · February 23rd, 2004

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Was it worth it?

Yes.

levnbush · April 3rd, 2004

I agree that it's always worth the effort to rid a poeple of a brutal and oppressive regime. What better cause can there be but to create a better life for someone by allowing them to be free of someone who rules by terror and torture?

hc^patonki · April 19th, 2004

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Was it worth it?

IMHO: Hell no.

Wasnt the main reason of iraqs war to get rid of saddams massdestructionweapons? well did they ever find one?

AlexKall · April 19th, 2004

Im split in this question. Im not for the first two reasons (Terrorism beeing the first then WMDs) but im split on the third reason beeing to liberate the iraqies from saddam, but i dont know if it was done in the right way. And dont ask me to put forth a better way to do it, because i dont know any. I just dont know (note those two words) if it was done correctly and in the best way.

silent driller · May 2nd, 2004

I say it was an exellent idea. We can control the northern oil fields if we want to. And I believe that was the underlying reason for the Iraq war. As far as WMD's are concerned, look in Libya and the surrounding countries. Off topic, Osama bin Laden is in Connecticut!

hc^patonki · May 2nd, 2004

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Originally Posted by silent driller

I say it was an exellent idea. We can control the northern oil fields if we want to.

Well if you didnt happen to know those oil fields wasnt yours.
What I mean is that taking the control of those oilfields makes you nothing but bunch of bandits.

c/Commander · May 2nd, 2004

We should have taken Saddam out in the Gulf War

...could've done it easily if it hadn't been for that stupid executive order banning assassination.

Then, we should have just sat back and relaxed while the UN did it's job- most likely screwing it up royally, however. Ah well. Nothing's ever easy.

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February 20th, 2004
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S	this is true... good looking out rndrsafe

February 22nd, 2004
diplomatic_means	After seeing that thing by Lt. Col. Seitz how can anyone say it wasn't worth it?

February 22nd, 2004
GuyontheRight	Some would say to ask the fathers and mothers of our fallen men and women. Id say ask the sons and daughters of the fallen Iraqi's who were killed under Saddam.

April 3rd, 2004
levnbush	I agree that it's always worth the effort to rid a poeple of a brutal and oppressive regime. What better cause can there be but to create a better life for someone by allowing them to be free of someone who rules by terror and torture?

April 19th, 2004
AlexKall	Im split in this question. Im not for the first two reasons (Terrorism beeing the first then WMDs) but im split on the third reason beeing to liberate the iraqies from saddam, but i dont know if it was done in the right way. And dont ask me to put forth a better way to do it, because i dont know any. I just dont know (note those two words) if it was done correctly and in the best way.

May 2nd, 2004
silent driller	I say it was an exellent idea. We can control the northern oil fields if we want to. And I believe that was the underlying reason for the Iraq war. As far as WMD's are concerned, look in Libya and the surrounding countries. Off topic, Osama bin Laden is in Connecticut!

May 2nd, 2004
c/Commander	We should have taken Saddam out in the Gulf War ...could've done it easily if it hadn't been for that stupid executive order banning assassination. Then, we should have just sat back and relaxed while the UN did it's job- most likely screwing it up royally, however. Ah well. Nothing's ever easy.