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remy
02-20-2004, 10:07 AM
You keep saying they are fighting for us. You need to think about why we are in Iraq. They were NO present threat to the US so saying that being over in Iraq somehow justifies itself as fighting for our freedom is stupid. If that is the case shouldn't we be fighting most countries, as many are "capable" of an attack. And to say that we elected Bush is BS too. I think it was rather conveniant that the only state that fucked up was the state which his brother is govenor.

LightningGSX
02-20-2004, 10:09 AM
Originally posted by remy+Feb 20 2004, 09:43 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (remy @ Feb 20 2004, 09:43 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-LightningGSX@Feb 20 2004, 04:37 AM
Because of Bush, there is no more taliban, no more saddam, and libia is scared straight.I'm curious to hear what you anti-Bush people think the appropriate course of action was.
Because of Bush our relations with the UN are shit. We should have waited for the UN's support instead of fucking ourselves in the ass. [/b][/quote]
Oh no, are relations with the UN are shit...SO. The UN is a joke.

remy
02-20-2004, 10:14 AM
Really? I'm gald you think that. Just so happens the other 190 member states of the UN seem to think that it is quite relavant to the relations between its international community.

Jakey
02-20-2004, 10:18 AM
Originally posted by remy@Feb 20 2004, 10:07 AM
You keep saying they are fighting for us.* You need to think about why we are in Iraq.* They were NO present threat to the US so saying that being over in Iraq somehow justifies itself as fighting for our freedom is stupid.* If that is the case shouldn't we be fighting most countries, as many are "capable" of an attack.* And to say that we elected Bush is BS too.* I think it was rather conveniant that the only state that fucked up was the state which his brother is govenor.
Who are the thousands of solders fighting for then, their banker back home so their mortgate payment can be paid from their military salary? Remember, we are the United States of America, not the Some People Support War, Some Don't States of America. We are united together for one cause, no matter how that cause is defined, executed, or portrayed: Freedom. Every citizen who is enlisted in the armed forced is fighting for freedom, plain and simple. I couldn't care any less whether you support the war itself, but for God's sake, support the soldiers and step back sometimes so you realize that many of the comments you make are nothing but cutting down those fighting for freedom.

LightningGSX
02-20-2004, 10:19 AM
Originally posted by remy@Feb 20 2004, 10:07 AM
You keep saying they are fighting for us.&nbsp; You need to think about why we are in Iraq.&nbsp; They were NO present threat to the US so saying that being over in Iraq somehow justifies itself as fighting for our freedom is stupid.&nbsp; If that is the case shouldn't we be fighting most countries, as many are "capable" of an attack.&nbsp; And to say that we elected Bush is BS too.&nbsp; I think it was rather conveniant that the only state that fucked up was the state which his brother is govenor.
I don't see how you know for a fact Iraq was not a threat, considering you and I(and the general public) know next to nothing about what actually was going on.Do you work for the CIA or something? If you don't, you should, you obviously know more than all of us.Like I said before, any tyrannical regime with a large military and large amount of wepons is a threat, especially when they are ignoring UN resolutions.

remy
02-20-2004, 10:25 AM
Originally posted by Jakey@Feb 20 2004, 10:18 AM
Who are the thousands of solders fighting for then, their banker back home so their mortgate payment can be paid from their military salary? Remember, we are the United States of America, not the Some People Support War, Some Don't States of America. We are united together for one cause, no matter how that cause is defined, executed, or portrayed: Freedom. Every citizen who is enlisted in the armed forced is fighting for freedom, plain and simple. I couldn't care any less whether you support the war itself, but for God's sake, support the soldiers and step back sometimes so you realize that many of the comments you make are nothing but cutting down those fighting for freedom.
I can tell you that our Government is not fighting with Iraq for our Freedom. And as for supporting our troops, I wish they were home safe. But they aren't so what I wish now is for their saftey and health. Our Government put them in that position so I disagree with The Government. How does that mean the I don't give a fuck about the troops. Your assuming a lot. And I take offense to that. If your so gunho why aren't you over there fighting for my freedom?

LightningGSX
02-20-2004, 10:30 AM
The military works on the chain of command, when soldiers start to question their orders, it opens up all sorts of problems, so until are troops are home people like you should keep their opinions to themselves.People like you, are the ones that made the soldiers lives so difficult when they came home from Vietnam.The fight is for freedom, not just our freedom, and any fight for freedom is a worthy one.

remy
02-20-2004, 10:32 AM
Originally posted by LightningGSX@Feb 20 2004, 10:30 AM
People like you, are the ones that made the soldiers lives so difficult when they came home from Vietnam.
Yeah people like me that disagree with the Government. People like me that will support the Troops when they get back. I know they are only doing what they are ordered to do so why would I have any beef with them. Its the people that are giving the orders that I take issue with.

Oh and one more thing. If I was over in Iraq I would want people back at home fighting for me and my opinions. I would do what I had to, and pray that people back home were trying to get us back soon.

Jakey
02-20-2004, 10:33 AM
Originally posted by remy@Feb 20 2004, 10:25 AM
I can tell you that our Government is not fighting with Iraq for our Freedom. And as for supporting our troops, I wish they were home safe. But they aren't so what I wish now is for their saftey and health. Our Government put them in that position so I disagree with The Government. How does that mean the I don't give a fuck about the troops. Your assuming a lot. And I take offense to that. If your so gunho why aren't you over there fighting for my freedom?
Our Government is us, we are the Government, it's called a democracy. Those elected officials that make up the Governing Bodies are fellow citizens, our fellow citizens are making decisions. It's not like they are an entire different society of people, they are our fellow citizens. I am not assuming a lot, I am reading your comments throughout this thread and interpreting them into you saying, "Get the troops out and stop the war. Until you're all out of Iraq, you're not going to get my support." What I'm trying to see is that you need to realize that your comments can be interpreted in many different ways, whether the person reading them is far Left, far Right, or simply in the middle like myself. I chose not to enlist in the armed services simply because it was not something that interests me. Is that saying that I would not fight for my country, not at all. I would give my life for the cause in which we are all here today to preserve: Freedom.

FattyBoomBatty
02-20-2004, 10:34 AM
Originally posted by LightningGSX@Feb 20 2004, 10:30 AM
The military works on the chain of command, when soldiers start to question their orders, it opens up all sorts of problems, so until are troops are home people like you should keep their opinions to themselves.People like you, are the ones that made the soldiers lives so difficult when they came home from Vietnam.The fight is for freedom, not just are freedom, and any fight for freedom is a worthy one.
were you in vietnam?