[txradioguy]

"The critics have always liked to have it both ways."

That's the single most frustrating thing to me when these stories come up.

We could find some huge cache of shells loaded with anthrax...the instruction on how to use the shells and the protective measure for the soldiers using them and there would STILL be people that will say "So? That still doesn't prove he had WMD's"

thud! thud! thud! (the sound of me banging my head on my desk)

[elhombrelibre]

My most frustrating thing is when people argue it was a sovereign country. So if a gangster takes over a country, kills a large percentage of its people, causes millions to flee, persecutes religious minorities, treats that nation's economy like a personal bank account, starts wars with its neighbors, defies the peace treaties after losing a war and fires on US planes, and won't follow 14 UN Security Counsel Resolutions, all he has to do is say, "F*** you. This is a sovereign country." Arguing with people who think that's fine is frustrating for me.