To: yonif
I think a good question is: "The War has begun. Which side do you want to win?"
If you support the troops, you want the US to win.
If you want the Iraqis to win, you must be hoping for a lot of American troops to be killed.
"Who do you want to win?"
To: ClearCase_guy
To further that if you support the troops then you want the US to win. And for the US to win you must want the mission to be successful and for the mission to be successful the war must be a success. The only way for all 3 to tie together is to support the war for if you oppose one of them all fall by the wayside.
20 posted on
04/02/2003 8:39:03 AM PST by
AbsoluteJustice
(Pounding the world like a battering ram. Forging the furnace for the final grand slam!!)
To: ClearCase_guy
I think a good question is: "The War has begun. Which side do you want to win?" If you support the troops, you want the US to win. If you want the Iraqis to win, you must be hoping for a lot of American troops to be killed.
"Who do you want to win?"
Good. However, some protesters say they support the troops because they don't want them to be killed. How does one answer that?
126 posted on
04/02/2003 11:31:41 AM PST by
yonif
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