Lets list the arguments little (and even big!) boys and girls say to attack another system! We all know their IQ is less than 0, so don't worry: flame away!

1. THe Wii isn't a video game system

2. The Xbox 360 fails 33% of the time!

3. Halo 3 runs on 640p!!! IT sucks!

4. Metroid Prime 3 doesn't have multiplayer! OMG, it sucks balls!

5. PS3 has flopped this gen

6. The Ds lite has sold more than the PSP! PSP=flop!

7. The PSP has better games than the DS lite! Ds lite-flop

8. I take my fun seriously: I don't want to look stupid when I wiggle the Wii-remote!

9. The Halo series is nothing special! PC FPSs beat it good!

10. Mario is for casual gamers only!

11. Bioshock isn't unique in any way

12. All PSP games are ports

13. Everyone who buys the Ds is a little kid with a love for pokemon.

... Any one want to add?

I agree with giton. The war was bad, obviously had other motives, and, first and foremost, betrayed the American people's trust in the government after 9/11. And, to be honest, that U.N. resolution is a fantasy. Nations will declare war because they want to, or must. No "councel" will convince them otherwise. Furthermore, nearly every international organization, without the U.S, is just a worthless get-together between old statesmen. If the U.S. doesn't back something up, chances are it will be usless.

How was the earth created? How was the sun created? How was the rocks and planets and stars that make up the universe, were did they begin? If you go back far enough, you'll realize that something, someone, must have created the first rock, that first star, whatever it might be. There has to be a beginning. Look at the big picture: how did the universe begin?