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Debate:Should U.S. troops be subject to Iraqi law if that allows our continued presence there? (view source)
Revision as of 22:38, July 14, 2008
, 22:38, July 14, 2008→No
And let the Iraqis who dislike America harass our troops with frivilous legal actions and false accusations? No. Out troops went there for one reason: To kick a part of the anatomy of our enemies which I would be banned for naming. Let them do their jobs. They beat the sand out of Saddam's army, they are doing the same to the reminants of Al Quaida right now, and to be un-PCly honest I don't care how many Muslims they kill if they are defending America and it's allies. They are not our citizens, we have no duty to protect them. Our own safety and interests have to come first. -- [[User:NewCrusader|NewCrusader]]
And let the Iraqis who dislike America harass our troops with frivilous legal actions and false accusations? No. Out troops went there for one reason: To kick a part of the anatomy of our enemies which I would be banned for naming. Let them do their jobs. They beat the sand out of Saddam's army, they are doing the same to the reminants of Al Quaida right now, and to be un-PCly honest I don't care how many Muslims they kill if they are defending America and it's allies. They are not our citizens, we have no duty to protect them. Our own safety and interests have to come first. -- [[User:NewCrusader|NewCrusader]]
:I hope you're just a parodist, because if you're not it's not very comforting. We've allowed the Iraqi's to re-establish themselves as a sovereign nation with their own elected government, and after the end of the year we'll have no right to be there unless they invite us, or we re-invade them. If we can't agree on the terms of being invited to stay, then we need to get out. --[[User:DinsdaleP|DinsdaleP]] 18:38, 14 July 2008 (EDT)