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"I find it laughable that before the war people told us Iraq was none of our business, and now apparently the whole situation is "our mess." Pardon me, but if it's our mess, why didn't you cram the protests and let us clean house?"
Gulf War II is Americas mess, but now it is there, it should clean it up. The Iran/Iraq war was also Americas mess, but it was made decades ago, but again, now you're there....
"Say you need to move, and you don't have enough money to hire movers, rent a truck, etc... So, you ask all your friends to help you. Most of them make up lame excuses or fall of the face of the planet for some reason. The only two to come to your aid are Sam and Jack, and the begin to help you move. In the course of doing so they break a mirror of yours. Now, are you going to ask them to replace the mirror? Or, would you thank them for the help, since you really needed it, and replace it yourself?"
Firstly, in this case, America is more than capable of "moving house" on its own. Secondly, it is not America's mirror we are dealing with. It is the Iraq furniture. If this moving firm breaks their "clients" mirror, then they should pay for it (although thats not how it sometimes work). Using my previous analogy, if a plumber repairs some pipes, but does not fill the hole in the wall, then he should not expect to get paid.
" By the way limey, the UK was involved in this whole mess too, but by no means should the rest of the world reap the profit of war that the US took (there I said it)."
Yes... yes you did! Thankyou for confirming what I've been thinking and arguing with people for months!
"Yet, the Iraqi people will get what is theres... It is the price of freedom"
Again, you're forcing your subjective point of view, no matter how much sense it makes to us, on another equally valid view. You are not in a position to judge a dictatorship, neither am I. As a subjective, you cannot judge an equally valid subjective. Only objectives can do that, and the objective here my friend, is/was the UN!
Gulf War II is Americas mess, but now it is there, it should clean it up. The Iran/Iraq war was also Americas mess, but it was made decades ago, but again, now you're there....
"Say you need to move, and you don't have enough money to hire movers, rent a truck, etc... So, you ask all your friends to help you. Most of them make up lame excuses or fall of the face of the planet for some reason. The only two to come to your aid are Sam and Jack, and the begin to help you move. In the course of doing so they break a mirror of yours. Now, are you going to ask them to replace the mirror? Or, would you thank them for the help, since you really needed it, and replace it yourself?"
Firstly, in this case, America is more than capable of "moving house" on its own. Secondly, it is not America's mirror we are dealing with. It is the Iraq furniture. If this moving firm breaks their "clients" mirror, then they should pay for it (although thats not how it sometimes work). Using my previous analogy, if a plumber repairs some pipes, but does not fill the hole in the wall, then he should not expect to get paid.
" By the way limey, the UK was involved in this whole mess too, but by no means should the rest of the world reap the profit of war that the US took (there I said it)."
Yes... yes you did! Thankyou for confirming what I've been thinking and arguing with people for months!
"Yet, the Iraqi people will get what is theres... It is the price of freedom"
Again, you're forcing your subjective point of view, no matter how much sense it makes to us, on another equally valid view. You are not in a position to judge a dictatorship, neither am I. As a subjective, you cannot judge an equally valid subjective. Only objectives can do that, and the objective here my friend, is/was the UN!
jk Americas military dominance is, and never was, in doubt.
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