This part always sticks out to me. particularly because you don't believe the use of chemical weapons was justification for the removal of Saddam.They fought a brutal war against Saddam Hussein in the 1980s. Hundreds of thousands killed through conventional and chemical weapons means.
George W. Bush and his administration lying the country and the world to an illegal invasion remains WRONG.This part always sticks out to me. particularly because you don't believe the use of chemical weapons was justification for the removal of Saddam.
His ticket was punched. He’s not a figure we need to be sympathetic over.George W. Bush and his administration lying the country and the world to an illegal invasion remains WRONG.
I never supported the war in Iraq and never will.
I do not cry about Saddam. He was just like Siad Barre in my parent's home country. Dictators eventually all meet their day.
No one in this thread said anything sympathetic to Sadaam Hussein.His ticket was punched. He’s not a figure we need to be sympathetic over.
His ticket was punched. He’s not a figure we need to be sympathetic over.
You're acting like everything was just fine and dandy before.No, but we should probably be sympathetic about the 200k dead civilians (and thousands of soldiers) who didn't need to die.
It's crazy how willing people are to ignore the civilian toll of these dumb military adventures.
No one in this thread said anything sympathetic to Sadaam Hussein.
You're acting like everything was just fine and dandy before.
Saddam killed nearly a half a million of his own people.
Selective outrage.
You can assert and/or accept that the Bush administration lied to form a coalition for the war and acknowledge it as unethical without trying to cast him as some sort of sympathetic figure whose demise is only a result of big bad America picking on him.
That said, this exchange is weird now with how folks who claimed they were just anti-genocide are currently comparing Sinwar to MLK, Malcom X, or trying to gas light folks into believing he went down fighting and should be viewed as a hero/martyr. Particularly when the reality is otherwise.
Americans are trained not too.It's crazy how willing people are to ignore the civilian toll of these dumb military adventures.
This is not a serious person. He created his own premise to argue against and is now arguing against it. It’s unstable.You're acting like everything was just fine and dandy before.
Saddam killed nearly a half a million of his own people.
Selective outrage.
You can assert and/or accept that the Bush administration lied to form a coalition for the war and acknowledge it as unethical without trying to cast him as some sort of sympathetic figure whose demise is only a result of big bad America picking on him.
That said, this exchange is weird now with how folks who claimed they were just anti-genocide are currently comparing Sinwar to MLK, Malcom X, or trying to gas light folks into believing he went down fighting and should be viewed as a hero/martyr. Particularly when the reality is otherwise.
This is not a serious person. He created his own premise to argue against and is now arguing against it. It’s unstable.