Again,
These same old responses.
I'm in bit of a pissy fucking mood right now, so pardon if this post is a bit more on the rude side than what I normally post.
NK amd Iraq are two different situations. NK is far beyond the point of no return, where as Iraq was a fledgling in the WMD game. That alone, seems reason for a different plan of action if you were to ask me. BUT...like the rest of the uneducated people here who spend more time on a tickling site than making national policies, I'm not privey to what makes foreign policies work all over the globe.To start, I'm wondering what the hell the rest of the world is doing in regard to NK anyway? It's like they are sitting on their collective asses like they did with Iraq just waiting for the US to go on and make some move toward NK that will eventually be criticized as well. *shrug* I mean....share with me some info on that, would ya? I hear alot of of comparison,but what's happening in your homes that we aren't doing now to address the issue? OR...is it no biggie to anyone else?
I'm genuinely curious. AND since you all know that we Americans only hear what our government wants us to hear, they are obviously hiding us from the turth regarding NK. I'd love to be enlightened by some wise European on the subject. Anyone here have any real experience with the government? I mean, besides having pals all over the world? I have that too...but those friendships do not make me an authority on world affairs. I'm looking for facts. Please share!
Of course, the fact that Iraq is a country led by a man who tends to hate America, likes rhetoric about holy wars against America, and well, you know the drill. THAT fact does play a role who gets whapped with the big mean American stick first.
🙄 Pre-9/11 it didn't, but times are different now. Just like postWWII Germany and Japan were different.
Now, of COURSE oil is a reason. Not the only reason though. I suppose when you're the dictator's favorite pet, you're not to worried about that sort of thing. I'd just once like to hear someone on the other side acknowledge the possibility that there is some good coming from this, as easily as I'm willing to say that there is obvious horror. But, it's not going to happen is it? It's far to easy to be sarcastic and say the "few" "unimportant" "so-called-victories" of humanitarian concern don't matter and don't count since that wasn't the only reason for going in.
It's so easy to say, "You're wrong." It's harder to say, "I think you're wrong about some things, but I give you credit where credit is due." Oops, sorry. Nothing good of MERIT has happened, right? It's been three long weeks! How dare we not have answers when we've had ever so much time!
😕 Do try to gather from that sarcasm that we Americans, British, Spanish, Australian, Polish and others are just trying to find some hope in a bad situation that is obviously not going to end in only three weeks with a pallette of information for the world community to inspect. WE ARE LOOKING FOR SOME GOOD is all. Why do so many refuse that? grrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Yes, go on over to Iraq and ask a few folks what they think. It's easy to brush off the importance of the "propoganda" from your reclining chair. Go turn on a CD, light up a cigarette, go outside and yell horrible things about your county's leaders, or hey, if you're a chick, go outside and act like you're allowed to be a human being maybe, play a video game or something really hard like that, then when you're rested come back and think up a few more reasons that this coalition's actions are completely and totally wrong.
God, it's like the people yelling "Baby Killers!" at Vietnam vets later becoming abortion rights activist. It's just too much irony for me.
Joby....kicking her own ass for coming back to this thread when she swore she wouildn't!
