Is the war in Iraq right...i hope you say no!?

Answer 1

It appears the Libs have a time line to introducing a civil war in Iraq and terror attacks in the US followed by civil war here in the US.

Answer 2

Why ask the question in the first place if you only want to hear a answer that is the same as yours? Yes I think that the war in iraq is justified

Answer 3

War is never fair. I was against war since the beginning, my mother was born in Hiroshima a year after the A-bomb (thanx Lord no one in my family has ever gotten cancer or leukaemia). Right after the beginning of teh Iraq war, a theatre named SESc (French inspiration) organized a World (artists) meeting in Brazil. As the institution I work was involved I was invited to watch a show composed by a Brazilian band + Kurdish artist + Native Brazilian artists playing native Brazilian musical instruments.
The resulting sound was amazing, I danced a lot. Later I was introduced to the artists. The Kurdish artist was a refugee in his own country, his people assassinated. He used to do shows in Iraq among the Kurdish soldiers. He told me that the soldiers (many boys fighting Saddhan) used to fire machine guns to show how they were happy for having him (the artist) playing among them.
You know they had to fight the government in order to survive in their own country! I do not know if I am making myself clear... But for them that F$%%%¨& stupid war made difference. I felt shame for a while for being against war. However、 it is undeniable that the war was not justified but explained through fantastic reasons (in Todorov's sense - a sense in which is not clear if something belongs to the realm of reality (natural) or not (supernatural), (the only reality was the fact that years before US has sold mass destruction weapons to Iraq, I leave the supernatural aspect for Mr. Bush's own imagination).
But now I see that several people from several countries are being victimized due to the unbearable situation triggered by this war ... As it started without any warnings or official war declaration without any statement. Being diplomacy smashed, I really do not know how this situation can meet an end ( I hope a happy end with the soldiers going back home whilst they are still alive.)

Answer 4

I think we've been through this one before. I think it was right to go in to Iraq, to protect its people from each other. Now its difficult to leave. War is a sometimes necessary evil. To fight fire with fire. Besides you can't just let Saddam and his henchmen, run riot through the country, killing of the Kurdish people and any one else, he and his family took a dislike to.
The fact is they are there and it won't be easy to leave.

Answer 5

At one point it is right that they took Saddam Hussain from the power but now it has gone to far innocent people are being killed everyday but even if USA lives the country they will start killing them self.

Answer 6

You are correct, wars today are wrong, these people in these countries of whom most dont want to fight it is some idiot of a leader.

Let the people of the world to live in peace, lets all learn to forgive and forget.

Answer 7

i agree with tetchy old git.
right on dude.
and the invasion was illegal, c first link below.
iraq was over oil, which is busy pumping outta the region.
second link is a playful dig at the bush family.

Answer 8

Definitely not! Bush had no right to lie to the American people about the war!

Answer 9

NO!!!! Why should we try to engage r religion on other people? Hussain killed 130? people, how many has the U.S. killed?? I hear Christians say we don't want the blood on r soil well what about Iraq aren't they humans also. God help us all.

Answer 10

Yes, it is wrong. Very few wars are fought for the right reasons even if they say they are fighting it for democracy, blah-blah-blah...