Our people starting to see why it took someone like Hussein to run Iraq????

Question

It is clearly a violent culture over there-most agree whoevers ends up on top in Iraq will not be a nice person.

Answer 1

I used to believe that all people in the world had a built-in hunger for freedom. I am beginning to alter my views on this. It does seem that those people in that region of the world are nothing but blood-thirsty savages. I wonder if we should just leave them alone to butcher themselves all they want to.
I don't believe I am typing this. But when I see the never ending sectarian violence in Iraq, it sickens me. I think it would sicken any sane person.

Answer 2

It is not the fault of America and the coalition than things are going nowhere.

It's the fault of the people who are restraining our soldiers from doing their job. We have to be nice and civilise and get ourselves killed by some freaking terrorists with no regard for human life.

If you did let us do our job the way it is meant to be done, it would have been all over a long time ago.

As long as you keep interfering, Iraqis and our soldiers will continue to die, while you go on the Net from your cosy house in the suburbs and give your expert opinion about the evils of this world.

You want peace in Iraq? Disarm the bastards. Take every single gun away. Anyone caught with a gun gets arrested. If he resist arrest, you shot him.

We did hand back Iraq far too quickly. We should have cleaned the place up before installing an Iraqi government in there.
They don't want the Americans to take over but at the same time they want their protection.
You either have a war or you don't.
This is not a game where you can argue everytime someone makes a move that you don't approve off.

Answer 3

Iraq has violent culture and various groups are not on friendly terms. Unity of Iraqi people is must for peace and prosperity of the nation and this will facilitate the withdrawal of occupying forces. Unity cannot be achieved by force. Iran , Syria and neighboring countries have the responsibility to help their brothers in Iraq. America must seek co-operation of these countries to help in normalizing the situation. Use of force is justified under present circumstances.

Answer 4

I think that there are a lot of people who want to make it a non-violent culture, but they are just not in the position to do so. Significant cultural changes take a long time. I hope this one is a positive one, for the future of the children in Iraq and so that none of the people fighting for their freedom have fought in vain.

Answer 5

Hussein contained the violence. Bush has escalated it. The interference from the U.S.A. has not been good - and WILL not be good - for the Iraqi citizens. Bush illegally and unconstitutionally invaded Iraq under false pretenses. He is not sacrificing American soldiers' lives to bring democracy to Iraq; he is letting American soldier die so that he, Cheney, and their buddies at Exxon-Mobil can continue to feed America's dependency on OIL and get richer and richer doing so. -RKO-

Answer 6

It doesn't mean that Hussein didn't deserve to be taken out though but that is a cruel and bloodthirsty part of the planet over there.

Answer 7

It would seem, sadly so, that they need someone like him to get their people in order. But maybe someone from their culture can get in their and change that way of thinking.

Answer 8

It's very tridal and it looks like an iron fist is needed to clean it up

Answer 9

some people knew what was going to happen before we ever went into that place, if only george bush had listened to them

Answer 10

You could say: we generally get the ruler and the Government we deserve .