[Blake#1]

In the hearts and minds of all God's children exists a desire to practice "Free Will". That is what the "Constitution" teaches. For the first time in recorded history people of one nation are willing to die so that the people of another nation can have such freedom. G W Bush did that!

[Lorianne]

Admirable, but is is logical? This guy is saying no. Perhaps he has a point?

[durasell]

In the hearts and minds of all God's children exists a desire to practice "Free Will". That is what the "Constitution" teaches...


huh?

[rawcatslyentist]

>"For the first time in recorded history people of one nation are willing to die so that the people of another nation can have such freedom."

It's been done before. WWI WWII... This is the first time it's been done for people enslaved to ISslime. How do you free willing slaves? Extreme megatonage JDAMS!

[Old_Mil]

In the hearts and minds of all God's children exists a desire to practice "Free Will". That is what the "Constitution" teaches. For the first time in recorded history people of one nation are willing to die so that the people of another nation can have such freedom. G W Bush did that!

What makes you think that Muslims are "God's children" in the sense that you are using the term? Throughout history, groups of human beings have been willing to die to deny people of another nation freedom. Were they "God's children" too?

It was one thing to go into Iraq to neutralize nuclear and biological weapons. It's quite another to stay there trying to turn the nation into a western democracy that appreciates cable TV.

[uncbob]

For the first time in recorded history people of one nation are willing to die so that the people of another nation can have such freedom.

I think we went in there cause we perceived Saddam as a threat to the USA

[Giant Conservative]

Freedom to wage "holy war"? Freedom to elect leaders who believe in genocide? If democracy in Iraq leads to such, as is incredibly probable, will you call it worth the price then?