Will it be fun to see the look on the faces of the war supporters when we lose Iraq and go down in Shame?

Question

Can one imagine the look on the war supporters face when we lose the war in Iraq ( AND WE WILL LOSE THE WAR ). All will walk as if they are constipated and they will all be eating crow. This Libreal ( Who is proud ) will say to them. "I told you so ".

Answer 1

Are you implying that supporting our troops who are over there is stupid and wrong??? If so, I hope I never meet you face to face. War, is war, is war. However, you should support your troops who are over there fighting and dying so that you can spit on them, their memory, their efforts, and their sacrifices. The least you can do is have a LITTLE faith in the brave men and women who are fighting so that you can say retarded crap like that.

Answer 2

Well, think of this. If you are (as it seems you are) against the war what will happen? Were we a weaker or stronger military in the mid-70s after losing Vietnam? Would the satisfaction of being "correct" domestically and the ego-filling smile be worth the complete diminishment in the standing of the United States' military to our enemies...of which I imagine you would agree there are many.

Will the ability to defeat the USA in Iraq embolden Al Qaeda throughout the world...giving them a roadmap on how to continually defeat the US military? So, if we need to actually enter a conflict with Syria or Iran or North Korea (or as some say, China or Russia) that is justifiable for the sake of our own existence imagine the cost in American lives because a proven plan to beat us has been already played out.

Considering that the USA is the major benefactor of military support to the United Nations this diminishment of global respect for the ability of the US military to win also destroys the UN's ability to perform "peace keeping" missions successfully.

Is that all worth the "fun to see the look on the faces of the war supporters...and go down in Shame"?

Answer 3

So you don't mind laughing at the parents and the relatives of those soldiers who died and made the lives of some people in the middle east allot better.
What do you hope to gain?the war is over,the US is rebuilding Iraq and that nation will surely become a democratic nation.
We cant say anything right now,because of all the insurgency and the militancy that prevails their,but sure enough the US and the coalition forces are doing all they can to rebuild Iraq.
Forget all the WMDs or oil issues.Saddam is down,people have died & are still dieing.
Bottom line is their is no more war,just a struggle.Now if that struggle fails to establish what the coalition forces and the Iraqi's want to build ...... well acctually we'll just have to see what the future holds in store for Iraq and the US presence their.

Answer 4

One...there is no shame in "losing" as you say. Although I'm not a proponent of this war I am not so arrogant and self conceited like yourself to walk around smug blubbering "I told you so".
Just what DO you know anyway? You apparently haven't spent any time in the service. There is where my sympathies lie. To the men and women who no doubt don't care to be there anyway but because they have the honor and pride to do the duties they're assigned to.
So..."libreal". Your opinion is worth squat. No wonder people laugh at you and scorn you. You have no pride in at least the men and women that are giving their lives and limbs so trash like you can march up and down with your chest thrown out like a bantam rooster. Swine. Try taking some time showing concern over your fellow countrymen who are doing what you haven't the guts to do. yeah...not because of your "beliefs". It's painfully obvious they're self serving and not for the good of everyone as a whole. Don't bother responding to this dip. I don't discuss politics at length with clearly uneducated and ignorant persons such as yourself.

Answer 5

One: If you are refering to a war we are not at war right now, it is call Operation Iraqi Freedom, it is not considered a war, unless you consider it a war against terror and that is what the media commonly terms it as, regardless of that it is an Operation to free the Iraqi people from terrorists and stop their (the terriorists) reign so they can't get enough people and money rounded up to strike the US again.

I am ashamed at you for not supporting the Troops, you don't have to agree with the way our country is run but the men and women who have their lives on the line everyday for your potty mouth to be free to speak the drivel it is speaking, so next time you see a soldier in the US military thank them for protecting your freedoms, because without them we would be just like Iraq and comments against our military and our Commander in Chief (whether you like him or not) would get you killed. If you want to give up your freedoms that our military protects go to Iraq already!

PROUD AF WIFE
(My Airman has served in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and will again serve in that capacity again this year)

Answer 6

No, because it won't happen. But it will be humorous to see the anti-war pukes eating crow when Iraq becomes a democratic nation and starts a new era of peace and prosperity in the Middle East for all peoples of the region.

Answer 7

No we will not. We are winning every day. Just listen to the news---the attacks are a lot fewer, Iraq elected its first democratic government with a vote larger than any developed country, oil is flowing---by the way, can you read and do you understand what you read, because looks like you are severely impaired or have comprehension issues. Defeatists like you have been pulling down on America. Thankfully, there are not enough of you to make an anthill. Glad I was able to straighten you out.

Answer 8

My question is: How will we know whether we win? I think it'll be pretty obvious if we "lose."

Once again, I am amused by the rancor of those who confuse opposition to the war with opposition to the troops. The poster mentions nothing about spitting in the faces of the troops, or at them or even around them. He merely recognizes the real possibility that Mr. Bushie's strategy to fight "terrorism" may be flawed insofar as Iraq is concerned. It also amuses me that so many of this "war's" supporters are so concerned about bringing freedom to unknown Iraqis, yet scorn the freedom of speech exercised by the poster. Freedom means the freedom to disagree, remember?

If anyone figures out when and how we will will know if we have "won" this debacle, please let me know.

Answer 9

Obey your leaders and submit to their authority. They keep watch over you as men who must give an account. Obey them so that their work will be a joy, not a burden, for that would be of no advantage to you. Hebrew 13:17

I have no desire to fight a war. But I am sure glad that by design others do. I personally would never kill my enemy. But I am glad that I am not faced with having to. I am glad that by design we have those that choose to protect even people like you.

Were you just absent on 9/11? We have no choice. War came to us. I know you blame Bush for that. But now that we are doing something about it, you find wrong in that too. You've made being a Liberal embarrassing.

Answer 10

Same old question, been answered many times, after being posted before under the old K-9 name.

A statement without facts, and from a position of predjudice against the U.S military who you clearly have a grudge against.

Notice the profile has changed and you were now in the navy as well as being a dog handler in the air force and something in Nam!!

Answer 11

I'm going to ask you again...what's your problem???
you are the most disrespectful butt I have ever seen!!!
Don't you have anything better to do then bad-mouth the war?!?!?
you should be thankful to be n a country that allows you to talk like that!in iraq you'd probably have been killed by the government for sayin' that...(before the US went in, that is...)