Politics - 21 October 2006

When many of them have never even been to Iraq?
Both sides do it!
I'm tired of it. I don't support OR protest the war, simply because I've heard too many conflicting perspectives on it.
One soldier told me he hated the Iraqi people, because they would see someone set down an IED, and look the other way.
Another said that the Iraqi people all called him (and the other guys in his unit) their "brothers." This one is very much anti-war, and hates Bush.
Another told me that the Iraqi people work with them, and are wonderful, warm people. He also said that while he was there, he hardly saw any sectrarian violence.
Yet another told me it was awful there, and he saw way too much violence.
So you see, it's not as good as many supporters make it out to be, and it's not as horrible as many protesters make it out to be. Are there people dying? Well, yes, of course, that's what usually happens in a war. But there's also good. And lots of it.
That's why I'm neutral.

2006-10-21 00:39:18 · 17 answers · asked by The_Cricket: Thinking Pink! 7

2006-10-21 00:28:06 · 7 answers · asked by amir m 1

With only 2 dominan parties, and lots of businessmen with connected cronies (to raise election fund). Don;t you think this kind of democracy is open to manipulation? Certain influential groups could dominate the ruling power to implement their wish list...or else.. Just look at the neo-cons and Jewish lobby power towards American Government.

2006-10-21 00:19:47 · 11 answers · asked by jemmie_2004 3

2006-10-21 00:17:35 · 3 answers · asked by chimosco k 1

i am not bieng sarcastic here and ,he has my support but ,can a phd or someone please enlighten me on his true mental state, as i am concerned.a fair question for the best president ,hail bush,but look at the facts of his deeds and actions ,maybee chainy,or coni,someone gave him **** on a shingle,or just open you answeers to ?

2006-10-21 00:06:36 · 11 answers · asked by CIVILIAN 4