One for you damn peace loving hippies.

[den]

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[dewhitton.livejournal.com]

That 51% seriously worries me. Has the Average Yank forgotten Osama Bin Laden already? And what was done to Afghanistan? And Why?

[klwalton.livejournal.com]

Excuse my French, but...

I don't know *what* the fuck they think they're thinking! I'm at a total loss.

[http://users.livejournal.com/crossfire_/]

They're not thinking. They're taking the propaganda feed intravenously and not questioning any of it.

[tygermoonfoxx.livejournal.com]

I'm one of the exceptions to the rule, I guess. I knew where Iraq was on the map long before any of this started (in part because I spent a semester serving on Model League of Arab States but also because of the extensive archeological finds unique to the Middle East). I'm one of the ones who agrees that something needed done about Saddam Hussein but that this war wasn't the best solution or even the one that would bring closure. As to involvement in the WTC tragedies, I have actually seen evidence to that effect (please don't ask, a friend who shouldn't be talking...does occasionally and it would get him in trouble if I said who he was or where his information came from) and they've made some links to Al Qeda donations and Saddam Hussein's regime. While he might not have been directly responsible, I do think he was a large contributor to the problem. I haven't forgotten Afghanistan; I never understood how invading Iraq was going to provide closure for that mess either.