Re: Exploring the opposition mind on the War in Iraq.
I knew you would come around ! Ever live in Texas by chance?Originally Posted by Tribesman
Slight problem there Odin ,apart from the Syrian pipeline going through Anbar province all the others go through urban areas , and the ports are urban areas too , good thought though.
Hey perhaps secure the Anbar pipeline and invade Syria so we can use the pipeline .After all they do actually have lots of WMDs , and WMDs are a good reason for an invasion
There are few things more annoying than some idiot who has never done anything trying to say definitively how something should be done.
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Re: Exploring the opposition mind on the War in Iraq.
One vote for the pacifist. I'm european, and I spend most of my free time smelling flowers and decorating.
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
Re: Exploring the opposition mind on the War in Iraq.
ROFL!Excellent put, my friend!
I voted it is an immoral and illegal war.
Illegal because the US has no business in how another independent country runs its internal business.
Immoral - well, where do I begin ?... Hypocrisy, lies, making a mess out of those people's lives...
As for the practicality of the war, I don't care. A war should have nothing to do with practicality, imo.
I'm somewhat of a pacifist, but I didn't put that down as a reason - I believe that sometimes wars are inevitable, and I'll support them in those cases, despite my convictions. I can't smell flowers, though, I'm allergic.
Pindar: re anonymity: I don't think you needed to worry too much about that. In all honesty, we prolly all pretty much know what the others think about this - remember the "your predefined Backroom stance" thread ?It's ok, either way - most people seem to say what they chose.
Therapy helps, but screaming obscenities is cheaper.
Re: Exploring the opposition mind on the War in Iraq.
Others: It was and is counter-productive… And Stupid, ill prepared, doom to fail…
Same vote than Luigi...
Last edited by Brenus; 04-06-2007 at 22:34.
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"You did, sarge", said Polly." You said you were in few last stands."
"Yeah, lad. But I was holding the metal"
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Re: Exploring the opposition mind on the War in Iraq.
i voted for beef as my favorite dinner meat
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