[Prolifeconservative]

Okay, let's stay with this email and the simple analogy he made about neighbors, the neighborhood, it's noone's business, blah, bhah, bhah.

Ask this person if perhaps one day he looked out his window and across the street he saw his neighbor being burglarized, the thugs had backed up a pickup to the front door, and were taking his most valuable items and loading them onto their getaway vehicle. How would he respond? Would he call the police or try to stop the injustice himself, or would he just promptly close the curtains and thank his lucky stars it wasn't him being robbed. I'd wait for his response before responding further.

Here's why staying with HIS analogy is so important: Sadaam Hussein invaded Kuwait lest anyone forget. He wanted to take all the valuable property (oil) that rightly belonged to another country. This man invaded another country, so our we, the most powerful country (police) supposed to just sit by and watch this man plunder.

Hussein has a track record. If he could invade another country like a cold-blooded criminal, well then, what else is he capable of.

Anyway, stay with this guy's anology as much as possible, he's the one that steered it that way in the first place.....SO NUKE IT!

[f7Oshawn]

I'll use it, thanks.

[Mr Spock]

Ask this person if perhaps one day he looked out his window and across the street he saw his neighbor being burglarized, the thugs had backed up a pickup to the front door, and were taking his most valuable items and loading them onto their getaway vehicle. How would he respond? Would he call the police or try to stop the injustice himself, or would he just promptly close the curtains and thank his lucky stars it wasn't him being robbed. I'd wait for his response before responding further.

This isn't a good analogy either. I never actually "saw" Sadam kill anyone. I did however see Bin Laden blow up our buildings. Bin Laden however is still running around causing trouble.