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in reply to a message by Phyllis
I can't rightfully call myself either "anti-war" or "pro-war", as I can understand the pro and con arguments of both sides.
War has always been the most expedient means of effecting political change -- and effecting political change in Iraq is the goal of the U.S. Granted, expediency isn't the wisest course of action, and no sane person can ever want to see any nation go to war against another. But now that the wheels of war have been set in motion thanks to Republican buttheadedness, my strongest sentiments right now are inclined towards wanting to see this finished as quickly as possible -- with a successful end to Saddam. Stopping the war before Saddam's regime has been successfully toppled, will only result in a worse situation in the Middle East, in my opinion.
And then the next thing I'd like would be to get that fuckhead Bush out of the White House.
-- Nanaea
War has always been the most expedient means of effecting political change -- and effecting political change in Iraq is the goal of the U.S. Granted, expediency isn't the wisest course of action, and no sane person can ever want to see any nation go to war against another. But now that the wheels of war have been set in motion thanks to Republican buttheadedness, my strongest sentiments right now are inclined towards wanting to see this finished as quickly as possible -- with a successful end to Saddam. Stopping the war before Saddam's regime has been successfully toppled, will only result in a worse situation in the Middle East, in my opinion.
And then the next thing I'd like would be to get that fuckhead Bush out of the White House.
-- Nanaea
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