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Uh, the book was written years after that so I'd say none of them.
well shows we have a lot of stupid people where moral and values don't mean shit..but we already knew that.....LOL
Uh, the book was written years after that so I'd say none of them.
well shows we have a lot of stupid people where moral and values don't mean shit..but we already knew that.....LOL
You supported the killing of 10's of thousands of innocents.
Don't lecture anyone about moral values.
and you all are supporting it TODAY..so don't give others lectures on the killing of others, because your words are hollow to me..
and you all are supporting it TODAY..so don't give others lectures on the killing of others, because your words are hollow to me..
It's worse what he is supporting... Bush at least stated the principles and objectives of what was being done, there was at least a reason for the sacrifice. With Obama, there is no principle or reason, he just lets people continue to die, without a plan or goal, no exit strategy... hell, not even a regular strategy!
Which is worse? Letting thousands die because you are fighting for a principle of freedom, or letting thousands die because you don't want to make an unpopular political move?
and you all are supporting it TODAY..so don't give others lectures on the killing of others, because your words are hollow to me..
Give me a fuckin' break. Bush told a ghostwriter in 1998 that he didn't think a President could achieve "greatness" without a war.
Some principles.
Who says I support it today? I'm not like you. I don't agree with everything the guy I voted for does, right or wrong.
I was never for "immediate withdrawal" - once we were in there, I felt we had an obligation to fix things before leaving, at least to a certain threshold. By now, however, we should be out of there, and I have no problem criticizing Obama for that.
YOU, however, supported the initial invasion of Iraq, which was a careless & unneccesary decision. You couldn't have been more wrong, and the toll at this point is incomrprehensible. I understand how having that much blood on your hands might be difficult to deal with, so you deflect & distract and try to project your blind allegiance onto others, but it is what it is.
well shows we have a lot of stupid people where moral and values don't mean shit..but we already knew that.....LOL
Who says I support it today? I'm not like you. I don't agree with everything the guy I voted for does, right or wrong.
I was never for "immediate withdrawal" - once we were in there, I felt we had an obligation to fix things before leaving, at least to a certain threshold. By now, however, we should be out of there, and I have no problem criticizing Obama for that.
YOU, however, supported the initial invasion of Iraq, which was a careless & unneccesary decision. You couldn't have been more wrong, and the toll at this point is incomrprehensible. I understand how having that much blood on your hands might be difficult to deal with, so you deflect & distract and try to project your blind allegiance onto others, but it is what it is.
LOL. Obviously you're not a student of history...any history.![]()
Give me a fuckin' break. Bush told a ghostwriter in 1998 that he didn't think a President could achieve "greatness" without a war.
Some principles.
DIXIE: "...you supported the death of thousands just like me!"
Dixie, you're such a bad liar; Obama didn't support invasion.
At least you've progressed to "the Dems were equally responsible for this fiasco!" It's no longer "the greatest military achievement of our generation!"
That's progress in Dixieland...
Obama couldn't support invasion, he wasn't a member of Congress then! IF he had been, there is no doubt he would have lined up behind your democrat leaders and voted to authorize force. How do I know this? Because a vast majority of the country supported invasion, which is why a majority of Congress voted to authorize it, and Obama always goes with what is popular over what is principled. Precisely the same reason he will not withdraw from the wars now, and people continue to die.
John Kerry authorized the use of force, Joe Biden authorized the use of force, Hillary Clinton authorized the use of force... hell, it was Bill Clinton who signed the Iraq Liberation Act into law and made it part of US foreign policy! ....but that's all okay in your convoluted double-standard world! You'll make excuses for why they supported the war, the blood isn't on their hands! Just as you do now, while thousands of soldiers continue being deployed, continue to die, continue to kill innocents... it's all still going on, only now, there is no objective, no reason, no stated goals or exit strategy.
It's worse what he is supporting... Bush at least stated the principles and objectives of what was being done, there was at least a reason for the sacrifice. With Obama, there is no principle or reason, he just lets people continue to die, without a plan or goal, no exit strategy... hell, not even a regular strategy!
Which is worse? Letting thousands die because you are fighting for a principle of freedom, or letting thousands die because you don't want to make an unpopular political move?
Obama couldn't support invasion, he wasn't a member of Congress then! IF he had been, there is no doubt he would have lined up behind your democrat leaders and voted to authorize force. How do I know this? Because a vast majority of the country supported invasion, which is why a majority of Congress voted to authorize it, and Obama always goes with what is popular over what is principled. Precisely the same reason he will not withdraw from the wars now, and people continue to die.
John Kerry authorized the use of force, Joe Biden authorized the use of force, Hillary Clinton authorized the use of force... hell, it was Bill Clinton who signed the Iraq Liberation Act into law and made it part of US foreign policy! ....but that's all okay in your convoluted double-standard world! You'll make excuses for why they supported the war, the blood isn't on their hands! Just as you do now, while thousands of soldiers continue being deployed, continue to die, continue to kill innocents... it's all still going on, only now, there is no objective, no reason, no stated goals or exit strategy.
Bush did not "let" thousands die. He knew thousands might. The difference is important.