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:::Hate to stick my nose into what appears to be a long-running argument but...the liberal perspective, I believe, is not that Iraqi women are better off under a fascist government than ''a'' constitutional democracy, but that under ''this'' constitutional democracy, their lives have in some ways become demonstrably worse.  That does not constitute support of Saddam's regime or a wish that it could be restored.  [[User:Murray|Murray]] 11:25, 9 April 2007 (EDT)

:::Hate to stick my nose into what appears to be a long-running argument but...the liberal perspective, I believe, is not that Iraqi women are better off under a fascist government than ''a'' constitutional democracy, but that under ''this'' constitutional democracy, their lives have in some ways become demonstrably worse.  That does not constitute support of Saddam's regime or a wish that it could be restored.  [[User:Murray|Murray]] 11:25, 9 April 2007 (EDT)

==Protection==

==Protection 2==

Given the issue is nearly decided, that Liberals argue Iraqi women were better off under fascism than democracy, I have reinserted the language,  

Given the issue is nearly decided, that Liberals argue Iraqi women were better off under fascism than democracy, I have reinserted the language,  

:''opposition to American foreign policy [4] which advocates human rights [5][6] and democracy [7] ''

:''opposition to American foreign policy [4] which advocates human rights [5][6] and democracy [7] ''