You know, I might not agree with a supporter of the Iraq War, but I can certainly respect one who says something like "This war is a noble and righteous cause, now if you'll excuse me I have to get to the recruiting station," or "This war is important to America. I know because I've done two tours there."
Now, I do not believe you have to have served in the military or fought in war to have a positive opinion of the Iraq War. After all it is your opinion and your right to have that opinion. Just try to understand what your argument sounds like.
"This war is noble and just, but not quite noble and just enough for me to take any risks or make any sacrifices. Only noble or just enough for other people to take the risks and make the sacrifices."
"This war is necessary to the security of the US, but not quite necessary enough for me to spill my blood, or my family to mourn, only necessary enough for other people's blood to be spilled or other families to mourn."
2007-07-14
09:51:07
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