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    Quote Originally Posted by Vuk View Post
    Where do you draw the line between wanting to keep your country safe and free from attack and being a 'dangerous imperialist' exactly?
    Easy.

    A justified war is a Popular revolution. An unjustified war is one without a popular revolution.

    So, Libya was justified, Iraq was not.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoreTore View Post
    Easy.

    A justified war is a Popular revolution. An unjustified war is one without a popular revolution.

    So, Libya was justified, Iraq was not.
    After all, look how good that turned out for us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoreTore View Post
    Easy.

    A justified war is a Popular revolution. An unjustified war is one without a popular revolution.

    So, Libya was justified, Iraq was not.
    How do you define 'popular'? 51%? Would the US have been more justified had it supported the Shiite revolt in '91? What's the shelf life on popular revolts? One would assume Shiite/Kurdish feelings would not have softened towards Hussein since that time.
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