OMG guyz, Bush lied about Iraq!

[QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"][QUOTE="MarkSmith"][QUOTE="trix5817"]

[QUOTE="bt_the_great_78"][QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"] it doesn't matter because we are there and the reasons for being there are no longer relevant. MarkSmith

So if there is a problem in your life, you just leave and walk out of it? How about you deal with the problem that's at hand, especially if you had a hand in creating it......I don't know about you, but I don't run away from my problems.

We solved our problem. Crazy Saddam is in hell next to Hitler now.

What we're doing now is trying to make Iraq a democracy, a politically correct goal that doesn't really benefit us at all.

A militant-infested, failed state with strong Islamic ties in the heart of the Middle East is the worst thing that could possibly happen. If the Iraqi government fails there will be far-reaching consequences and implications for the entire world.

But its going to fail no matter what; we may as well save billions by watching it fail from the sidelines.

I agree that the Iraq situation hasn't been a particularly gratifying enterprise, but I don't think anything is inevitable. True, it might be too little, too late, but the new general in charge of of U.S. forces in Iraq, General David Petraeus, knows counter-insurgent warfare unlike his predecessors. My personal opinion is that we should give it 6 months to a year, and then begin a phased withdrawal. I'm advocating staying there because I feel we owe it to the Iraqi people. I'm not so naive as to believe the Bush Administration's line that "if we don't fight them there, we'll be fighting them on our own streets." That's absurd.  

Since when do Liberals change their minds for public favor and deny ever thinking the other way?

Wait. . .

GameBoy966

To be fair, you could replace "Liberals" with "politicians" and the statement would still hold true :D 

Yea, damn those crazy America hating, homo loving, tree huggin' liberals!

What's your point? That Bush lied about Iraq, or that mostly everyone believed him and endorsed it?

Rekunta

[QUOTE="MarkSmith"][QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"][QUOTE="MarkSmith"][QUOTE="trix5817"]

[QUOTE="bt_the_great_78"][QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"] it doesn't matter because we are there and the reasons for being there are no longer relevant. xXBuffJeffXx

So if there is a problem in your life, you just leave and walk out of it? How about you deal with the problem that's at hand, especially if you had a hand in creating it......I don't know about you, but I don't run away from my problems.

We solved our problem. Crazy Saddam is in hell next to Hitler now.

What we're doing now is trying to make Iraq a democracy, a politically correct goal that doesn't really benefit us at all.

A militant-infested, failed state with strong Islamic ties in the heart of the Middle East is the worst thing that could possibly happen. If the Iraqi government fails there will be far-reaching consequences and implications for the entire world.

But its going to fail no matter what; we may as well save billions by watching it fail from the sidelines.

I agree that the Iraq situation hasn't been a particularly gratifying enterprise, but I don't think anything is inevitable. True, it might be too little, too late, but the new general in charge of of U.S. forces in Iraq, General David Petraeus, knows counter-insurgent warfare unlike his predecessors. My personal opinion is that we should give it 6 months to a year, and then begin a phased withdrawal. I'm advocating staying there because I feel we owe it to the Iraqi people. I'm not so naive as to believe the Bush Administration's line that "if we don't fight them there, we'll be fighting them on our own streets." That's absurd.

I dont think we owe anything to the Iraqis, but I agree with Obama that since we know Bush is going to veto the withdrawal, Congrees needs to suck it up and support our troops while they're out risking their lives.

Well I dont think this entire thing or ANYTHING concerning bush's presidency to be right, America is the country that screwed up Iraq so bad in the first place! I think it's time the international community realizes the threat america poses to the world, America is already trying to blame Iran for Iraqs possesion of weapons and such, when obviously we are the ones who gave Iraq weapons (Bush senior....grrrrr) Its like covering someone in sewage and them blaming them later that they smell bad. And yes I do know these kind of threads exist even In game forums, But I think its about time we stop talking, and take our complaints to the govermentTermite551

We gave Iraq weapons for the purpose of self defense, not for foreign policy coercion.

And btw, your sig represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the space-time continuum. 

Why do you type in white?cpo335

OMG he's RACIST! 

[QUOTE="TheHimura"]Perhaps if you summarized it I could contribute to this thread more.MarkSmith

-Dems say bush lied about Iraq
-Dems were singing the same tune as Bush pre invasion
-Teh hypocrisy and political opportunism

Yup...that's politics for ya

[QUOTE="MarkSmith"][QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"][QUOTE="MarkSmith"][QUOTE="trix5817"]

[QUOTE="bt_the_great_78"][QUOTE="xXBuffJeffXx"] it doesn't matter because we are there and the reasons for being there are no longer relevant. xXBuffJeffXx

So if there is a problem in your life, you just leave and walk out of it? How about you deal with the problem that's at hand, especially if you had a hand in creating it......I don't know about you, but I don't run away from my problems.

We solved our problem. Crazy Saddam is in hell next to Hitler now.

What we're doing now is trying to make Iraq a democracy, a politically correct goal that doesn't really benefit us at all.

A militant-infested, failed state with strong Islamic ties in the heart of the Middle East is the worst thing that could possibly happen. If the Iraqi government fails there will be far-reaching consequences and implications for the entire world.

But its going to fail no matter what; we may as well save billions by watching it fail from the sidelines.

I agree that the Iraq situation hasn't been a particularly gratifying enterprise, but I don't think anything is inevitable. True, it might be too little, too late, but the new general in charge of of U.S. forces in Iraq, General David Petraeus, knows counter-insurgent warfare unlike his predecessors. My personal opinion is that we should give it 6 months to a year, and then begin a phased withdrawal. I'm advocating staying there because I feel we owe it to the Iraqi people. I'm not so naive as to believe the Bush Administration's line that "if we don't fight them there, we'll be fighting them on our own streets." That's absurd.

I say treat it like the Balkans and begin settling in...it's gonna be quite a while before the dust settles completly 

In other news, the majority of politicians got where they are today by being good liars & Washington is a two-party town and both the Democrats and Republicans do everything they can to keep it that way. 

Every time I try to entertain the idea that Bush is reasonable person, I remind myself that he wanted to change the Constitution to ban gay marriage.

Anyway, funny video. I like this one too.

In other news, the majority of politicians got where they are today by being good liars & Washington is a two-party town and both the Democrats and Republicans do everything they can to keep it that way. 

Every time I try to entertain the idea that Bush is reasonable person, I remind myself that he wanted to change the Constitution to ban gay marriage.

Anyway, funny video. I like this one too.

SpaceMoose

I remember that, alot of people still don't belive he did that (as in the really don't).