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To: TeleStraightShooter

Is Iraq Worth it?

Worth it for whom?

The president?

The taxpayers?

The defense industry?

The innocent American civilians?


14 posted on 07/26/2004 6:25:35 PM PDT by WhiteGuy (Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press...)
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To: WhiteGuy
Worth it for whom?

For you and your way of life.

16 posted on 07/26/2004 6:29:23 PM PDT by gilliam
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To: WhiteGuy

It was , and still is, worth it 'cause it keeps the Islamic kreeps occupied defending themselves from us over there

That is a big improvement over their being able to attack us over here simply because we won't willing allow the conversion of American law to Sharia "law" over here.


19 posted on 07/26/2004 6:35:29 PM PDT by GladesGuru (In a society predicated upon liberty, it is essential to examine principles - -)
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To: WhiteGuy
"Worth it for whom?"

"The president?"

Kindly enlighten us all as to how you think any President has benefited in a time of war.

"The taxpayers?"

How would the taxpayer "benefit"?

"The defense industry?"

The defense industry does indeed benefit during a time of war. Is that concept something new to you?

The innocent American civilians?"

To which "innocent civilians" are you referring?

22 posted on 07/26/2004 6:38:20 PM PDT by Enterprise
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To: WhiteGuy
Worth it for whom?

Innocent Iraqis

Western Civilization

The millions killed in the name of Allah....

23 posted on 07/26/2004 6:38:32 PM PDT by TeleStraightShooter (Kerry: "{@ conception} It's life, its just not human life." ergo, Kerry: it's ok to abort Sub-Humans)
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