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To: Freedom of Speech Wins

I’m no neo-con. Not even in the same neighborhood. But I would agree that the world is a better place today because saddam hussein is no longer in it.


17 posted on 08/29/2013 5:50:20 PM PDT by RKBA Democrat (Power disintegrates when people withdraw their obedience and support)
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To: RKBA Democrat

Saddam was merely par for the course in that part of the world.


18 posted on 08/29/2013 5:52:15 PM PDT by dfwgator
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Come on. The real question is whether it was worth all that many, dead heroes, severely injured, maimed for life, trillions of dollars in cost, all that remained was a regime in Iraq that despises us with the same fury as all those in the area, Iran being the greatest recipient of the war.

All that is on the debit side. Capture of Saddam Hussein and his execution on the credit side. Take the debits put it on a one side of a balancing scale, put your favored Saddam Capture and Death on the other side.

So, which end is going way, way up in the air, which side of the scale won't make the slightest budge?

Finding, Killing Sadaam was not anywhere near the terrible, horrible cost,

DAM IT!!!

And now you've got me so pissed off, riled up at your moronic, ignorant comment trying to bring sunlight into your brain.

25 posted on 08/29/2013 8:53:23 PM PDT by lbryce (The 22nd Amendment Lives:1142 Days Until America's Greatest Nemesis Gets the Heave "Ho")
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To: RKBA Democrat

I don’t call myself a neocon either, some of my stances though would have others calling me one.


27 posted on 08/29/2013 9:54:48 PM PDT by Freedom of Speech Wins
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