democrats/liberals whose life is more valuable?

Question

democrats/liberals if you support the troops,whose life is more important to you,an american soldiers life,or the life of your ally the muslim,its a simple question,one or the other,i do not need your lip,just answer an american,or your ally a muslim,which is more important to you?

t/liberal willingness to surrender,and instead,not call for the total american military power not be used to destroy the muslim nations,as was used to destroy the german nation,and japanese nation?

liberals once again,do not give me lip,if all life is valuable than why do you defend abortion,now an american or your ally a muslim which is it?

well americans,and american troops,as you can see,nobody is willing,or true in their support for our troops,to say an american life is more important than a muslim life,i guess democrats/liberals perfer to see american troops die,but to any military personel this comes as no supprise,liberals always want americans to loss a fight!

Answer 1

All life is valuable. Only a narrow minded person would try to trivialize life with questions like this.

Shame on you.

Answer 2

Why would be happy to see Americans die? And the reason we defend abortion is because we believe in a person's rights. We believe in women's rights. And between wanting an American to die or my Muslim 'ally' haha, it depends. I know if Bush was fighting over there I would rather have him die than a Muslim. But I mean if it was an American troop against a Muslim terrorist I would choose the terrorist to die so they couldn't kill any more innocent people. It might be a little close to call if I wanted an innocent Muslim to die or an American troop. I mean the troops know what they are getting into, they are taking the risk of dying whereas the people of the Middle East live there and have nowhere else to go, so they don't want to be in a place where there is a risk of dying but there is nothing they can do.

Btw is this guy crazy or something, what is he talking about liberals always want America to lose a fight. I think it is more that we want to solve problems PEACEFULLY rather than decide to invade a country. I think America as a whole has an oversized ego though. We should try not to invade everyone's business just because we think our solution is the right one.

Answer 3

Huh? An American is more valuable than a non-American of any kind. Keep in mind though, that it was the Republicans who determined how few troops we sent to Iraq. Rumsfeld recommended what, about 150k while McCain at one point called for 500 thousand troops (but the other Republicans didn't listen to him)

Answer 4

thanks for letting me listen to you repeat idiotic, childish and hatefilled talking points.

you are what is wrong with america summed up in one 'question.'

but i won't dignify your 'question' with an answer.

you sicken me to the point of wanting to vomit.

you are traitors, liars, cheats and amoral infants masquerading as americans.

just know this - each time i read a nonsensical post like this i know only one thing for sure.

I WILL NEVER VOTE REPUBLICAN EVER AGAIN AND THINK THAT THEY NEED TO BE REMOVED FROM THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCENE.

Answer 5

ever read the Bible... don't remember Jesus saying "hey, it's ok to kill everyone but they guys you like"...

if you're talking personal importance, I am more concerned with the welfare of the U.S. soldiers... but your attitude is quite immoral and un-Christian...

Answer 6

Doh!
A simple mind may think it was a simple question.

Answer 7

Here's your answer a$$hole....I love my country and don't have to answer to an a$$hole with no intelligence

Answer 8

What if the Muslim is an American? What if he's an American Soldier?

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