jmick
Active Member
Originally Posted by 1journeyman
http:///forum/post/2580322
Jmick, like many others, seems unwilling to draw any destinction between civilians killed by US soldiers and those deliberately targetted by terrorists and radical Shiites funded by and trained in Iran.
That's the problem with this whole debate. There is a moral relativism that has infected our Nation's way of thinking.
Can you imagine a newpaper in 1944 publishing the a report saying something like "The unneccessary War in Europe is responsible for the deaths of 20 million civilians..."
My whole point is this, if we had not attacked Iraq on false pretenses there would not have been 300k to a million dead men, women and children in Iraq.
You can not compare WWII to Iraq, again this is apples to oranges. We chose to invade Iraq, we were forced into WWII when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The events in Europe were of grave national interest and security. The events in Iraq were of little or no threat to our national security. Iraq was not a haven for terrorists, most will agree Sadam kept that element out of Iraq, they had no WMD's and they were not responsible for 9/11.
http:///forum/post/2580322
Jmick, like many others, seems unwilling to draw any destinction between civilians killed by US soldiers and those deliberately targetted by terrorists and radical Shiites funded by and trained in Iran.
That's the problem with this whole debate. There is a moral relativism that has infected our Nation's way of thinking.
Can you imagine a newpaper in 1944 publishing the a report saying something like "The unneccessary War in Europe is responsible for the deaths of 20 million civilians..."
My whole point is this, if we had not attacked Iraq on false pretenses there would not have been 300k to a million dead men, women and children in Iraq.
You can not compare WWII to Iraq, again this is apples to oranges. We chose to invade Iraq, we were forced into WWII when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The events in Europe were of grave national interest and security. The events in Iraq were of little or no threat to our national security. Iraq was not a haven for terrorists, most will agree Sadam kept that element out of Iraq, they had no WMD's and they were not responsible for 9/11.