[July 4th]

Oh, how touching. Pardon me while I hug the toilet.

[Nitro]

The inherent vibrancy and beauty of Iraq took me by surprise.

Didn't I see this on "OZ!!"

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And, for more than a decade, Iraq has not used them or threatened to use them against the US or its allies.

At this time, Iraq’s primitive delivery system for weapons of mass destruction limits his range to within its own borders.

Saddam Hussein has used them within those constraints. Ask the dead gassed Iraqis.

Besides, the nice Iraqi woman with the kids would probably just strap a bomb on one of her children, in order to take out Miss Dingbat Aussie and her infidel children.

A three-year-old boy, whose parents would only identify as the nephew of World Trade Center victim Judy Hazel Fernandez, examines soil at ground zero, during a memorial service in the footprints of the destroyed towers, Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2002, in New York. The boy's parents said their son was trying to grasp the concept that the soil contained all that remains of his aunt, whose body was never found. Fernandez, 27, of Jersey City, N.J., was an employee of Cantor Fitzgerald. (AP Photo/Radcliffe Roye)

[BrooklynGOP]

Could I look at her across the table and say that Australians were prepared to help bomb her house because her president might one day use weapons we think he has? >

Her president? She voted for the guy?

[Lizard_King]

[hysterical voice] Won't someone PLEASE think of the children?

Those that preach morality in terms of ad populum arguments are either evil or useful idiots. I imagine these fall into the latter category.

[Brett66]

Could I explain that we are prepared to kill her children "collaterally" because we can't bear to live with a perceived threat?

Maybe you could start by saying your nation's about to be liberated from this despot. Of course that would require you to have a clue, which you don't.