Why is the war in Iraq America's proudest moment?

Question

I don't think the war could go any better. Do you?

Answer 1

I don't grant your premise.

First, we are not at war with anyone. Congress never declared any war, and the only direct opponent we had -- Saddam -- is long gone. We are an occupying force, stuck in the middle of somebody else's civil war -- we are not one of the sides.

Second, we have made a mockery of our goals and stated objectives, and caused at least as much harm as good -- if not caused far more harm by our efforts.

If America is proud of what it has done in Iraq -- than America should be ashamed if itself. Whe should just acknowledge that we've made mistakes, and that we don't know what we're doing -- and then try to fix the problems.

Answer 2

I would have thought the defeat of the Nazi and Japanese in WW2, and the defeat of the Soviet Union in the cold war are way prouder moments.

Answer 3

i think bush and his administration seriously overstepped their authority, and took there good ol boy cronyism way to far!!!

bush is still trying to save face, and if the American people let him and his administration off the hook and just fade off into the sunset without holding them accountable for there actions
during there tenure we will never get our respect back in the world!!!!

those of you who still support him are in deep denial, and will probably need post traumatic stress therapy and medication once hes out of office and all the truth start to come out into the light!!!

Answer 4

You are a very sick person. Why don't you haul your butt out of that chair and go join up and then come back and ask the same question.

Answer 5

I understand it is meant to be a joke. The problem with this joke is that it had already been repeated over and over again.

Answer 6

Are you crazy? You need professional help?

Answer 7

we we showed the world, that we are still numoro uno.

Answer 8

I can only hope that you are kidding.