Changes

Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 37: Line 37:     
:What the hell is victory? Killing more insurgents? There will always be more. Screw "preserving the morale of the soldiers". They all hate it too, and all the Government officials are trying to do is sell this war that's bankrupting the nation and killing thousands of innocent Americans and Iraqis. We can't end the war in Iraq without screwing everything up, so we might as well screw it up less by leaving instead of hurting ourselves more. The Iraqis didn't treat us like liberators when we first invaded, so why would they think of us as liberators after all of the atrocities committed in Iraq? --[[User:Raptor Jesus|Raptor Jesus]]
 
:What the hell is victory? Killing more insurgents? There will always be more. Screw "preserving the morale of the soldiers". They all hate it too, and all the Government officials are trying to do is sell this war that's bankrupting the nation and killing thousands of innocent Americans and Iraqis. We can't end the war in Iraq without screwing everything up, so we might as well screw it up less by leaving instead of hurting ourselves more. The Iraqis didn't treat us like liberators when we first invaded, so why would they think of us as liberators after all of the atrocities committed in Iraq? --[[User:Raptor Jesus|Raptor Jesus]]
 +
 +
::In Iraq, they essentially want to create a theocratic democracy.  This type of government is a contradiction within itself.  A democracy where people are fee cannot exist when they are being held under the prejudices of a religion.  The nature of religion is discriminatory, because of the time period they were formed in.  If a country uses the sometimes discriminating laws of religion as a major part of their own constitution, then true freedom for all cannot exist.  The problem is that the Iraqis are so devout that it is very unlikely that they will back down from their concept of a theocratic democracy. --[[User:KyleR|KylrR]]
4

edits

Navigation menu