US is going to war tomarrow... dang...

Sunday, March 16, 2003 by IPlural | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk

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joetheblow
Reply #581 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:10 AM
hmmmmmm..... I don't understand the attacks. There are people who disgree with the goverment of the US and live in the US. Just like there are people in Spain who disagree with thier goverment.



There are many people here who know what war is like. Does that mean you avoid war at all costs to the point where your life is in jeaperdy? Your family? Your town? The funny thing is that by avoiding it to the extreme whould actually bring the war on your door step anyway.

Saddam (and others) would rule there region happly. Control and threaten other countries until... well, until they are at your door step.



As much as I want to protest how the administration has screwed up this thing and how I do not want war, I find that no one who is against the war like me to be able to answer the questions I posed earlier.

hmmmm.....
da_zman20
Reply #582 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:34 AM
yeah... remember you don't have to agree with your government... that's the wonderfull part about being free America, Spain, Britain, France, and others... you are allowed to speak your mind like you are doing, and not have to suffer the consequences...

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da_zman20
Reply #583 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:35 AM
well you do suffer the consequences of your actions, but you won't be put to death for not agreeing with your government

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Fuzzy Logic
Reply #584 Thursday, March 20, 2003 5:07 AM
alo_cmr: Don't you have seen the people at the streest SHOUTING NO to war???

Yes, people are allowed to do that here because of democracy. In Iraq such anti government protests would be met with torture and beheadings. How fortunate you are to have free speech.

Taken from an interview screened last night:
Interviewer: What about opposition, is it right to torture and kill them?
Saddam: Yes

Info: Live poll on Sky News (UK) yesterday...
Q: Do you support the Government's action in Iraq?
Yes: 83%
No: 17%

Just the facts...

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paxx
Reply #585 Thursday, March 20, 2003 6:08 AM
FB: Alo, shouldn't you be protesting YOUR government. Spain is allied with the US in this matter. At least our government is carrying out the popular will of its people.

Hum, didn't you read the news? The Spain government had to back out. Although it supported the US prior to the war, they decided against helping the US militarely.

And concerning France, Liberty, et al. if you can't understand what I write, I guess I'll blame it on my poor ability to express myself clearly. Cause obviously you did not get what my point was.

Green Arnani: I never felt insulted, don't worry. As a peace activist, I've heard it all and I know that pro military people consider peace as a coward act. I never expected any less.

Anyway, i'm really done with this thread.
War started, so lets just mourn for the American, Bristish, Australian and Iraki victims that the next few days will bring us. Every man's blood is the same colour.
KarmaGirl
Reply #586 Thursday, March 20, 2003 8:43 AM
Well, if you agree with war or not, I don't think it will matter at this point. It's obvious that the war will happen. (Since they have already started to bomb) We should be more concerned now over how many lives will be lost and how fast we can help Iraq get back on their feet.
WOM
Reply #587 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:00 AM
Paxx, as a pro military person, I don't consider peace as a cowardly act. If allelse fails and peace cannot be obtained without war, then if a person doesn't want to fight to protect ones way of like or country then I would consider that an act of cowardice.

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KarmaGirl
Reply #588 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:12 AM
WOM, I see that as a personal attack on Paxx.
Please quit.

He already stated that he would not fight as a point of principle, not because of cowardice.

People, as stated before- attack the message, not the messenger.


Paxx has a noble stance, and he is sticking to his convictions. How is that being a coward? If he was a coward, he wouldn't be on here stating his views.

BTW, I don't *totally* agree with Paxx, but that doesn't mean that I can't respect his views and try to learn from them.




Styl-X Design
Reply #589 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:14 AM
latest news: saddam has fired 4 missiles at kuwait.
Fuzzy Logic
Reply #590 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:17 AM
Yeah, scud missiles which he's not supposed to have...so much for weapons inspections

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WOM
Reply #591 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:19 AM
I think you need to re-read it then KarmaGirl. That was not an attack. It was a responce to paxx's statement about pro-military.

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Fuzzy Logic
Reply #592 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:20 AM
The time for protests and opinions is over. Support your country. Support your armed forces - they need to know you are with them.

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paxx
Reply #593 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:28 AM
I support my country in this.
JamMeister33
Reply #594 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:41 AM
I never wanted this war to happen but now that it is I support my country and it's government 100%
Let's just hope and pray for a quick ending to this with minimal loss of life!

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Styl-X Design
Reply #595 Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:50 AM
I support my country, witch is not cooperating on his war .
I support this war, and am praying for those soldiers, but I am not supporting bush.
KarmaGirl
Reply #596 Thursday, March 20, 2003 10:06 AM
WOM, I apologize, then. It was more the statement of "if a person doesn't want to fight to protect ones way of like or country then I would consider that an act of cowardice" that I was referring to. Paxx has stated that he would leave the country or put his gun down if he was forced to fight. Your statement looks like you are calling him a coward because of that.
Frogboy
Reply #597 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:09 PM
Paxx: Spanish Gov. isn't sending troops but it supports the US. Don't kid yourself.

Alo is spending all this energy worrying about the US. Apparently their democracy over there in Spain has some serious problems.

Our domacracy is working quite well - we want military action and our government is providing it.

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Green Armani
Reply #598 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:25 PM
I am pro military being that I'm in the military but I'm not pro war for no reason of it, but there are times when it is necessary.

I'm just praying for a few buddies I have over there right now because of the attempted attack that Iraq already has tried doing by firing off some al samud missiles into the Marine camp in Kuwait.

War should be so terrible, lest we grow too fond of it...quote by Gen Lee during US Civil War
paxx
Reply #599 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:34 PM
Frogboy, well Spain's government still listens a bit more to its people than the British government or the Australian government, that's for sure.

And in Canada, our government also listens to its people. This time anyway.
Wommers
Reply #600 Thursday, March 20, 2003 12:39 PM
#601.5 by dictator saddam - 3/20/2003 12:36:18 PM can 1 of you infidels please help me with a new skin....i thinks i will need new 1 shortly...along with vital organs and a cigar...

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