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Re: Where were you on 9/11/01?
no one will deny the US is an imperialistic nation; we have always been and will continue to be. expanding our sphere of influence isn't anything new; does it seem logical to kill 2k ppl to "justify" it this time?
and let's not confuse the facts. we sacked Baghdad mainly because we argued Sadam had "weapons off mass destruction" secondly because his country harbored terrorists. if anyone in this thread is compared to Hitler it should be sadam. let's also not forget the limeys came to Iraq too (characteristic of their nation; they're presence was more or less to provide moral support.
but it is easy to jump on the fuck USA bandwagon; it (for some reason) is easier to defend not taking action than taking it.
no one points fingers when we "aren't minding our own businness" pumping millions into the UN or pursuing humanitarian efforts in ravaged nations.
Seer;620510 said:And it's funny. Why do you think they attacked USA and not other country? USA thinks they rule the world and likes to dictate rules for countrys that have a totally different culture. That's why you were attacked. Mind your own business and don't try to be the worlds judge and you should be fine, but it seems that the megalomaniac American way of life do not match for a peacefull nation. Keep acting like the world sheriffs and you will keep being attacked. Or mind your own country and be fine.
no one will deny the US is an imperialistic nation; we have always been and will continue to be. expanding our sphere of influence isn't anything new; does it seem logical to kill 2k ppl to "justify" it this time?
and let's not confuse the facts. we sacked Baghdad mainly because we argued Sadam had "weapons off mass destruction" secondly because his country harbored terrorists. if anyone in this thread is compared to Hitler it should be sadam. let's also not forget the limeys came to Iraq too (characteristic of their nation; they're presence was more or less to provide moral support.
but it is easy to jump on the fuck USA bandwagon; it (for some reason) is easier to defend not taking action than taking it.
no one points fingers when we "aren't minding our own businness" pumping millions into the UN or pursuing humanitarian efforts in ravaged nations.