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I wish I lived in the dream world you do where we can make countries do whatever we want.
If a country wants a nuke, they are going to get it.
Yes, the US should definitely wage war on the civilian population of a sovereign state, that works really well at making them do what we want instead of doing the exact opposite of what we want just to spite us.We need to just turn Irans electricity off for about a year and let the Iranian people decide if they want electric lights, gas pumps, water and air conditioning, elevators, street lights ect, or to live in the dark ages forever. Cruise missiles fired from sea is all it takes to knock out substations that distribute power.
It wouldnt take long for the people living in Tehran to decide they dont want nuclear gizmos after all
We need a President who owns a pair bigger than his wifes
Thank you Bogey. I think everybody who thinks war or votes for war should be forced to send a son, daughter, husband, wife , or grandchild to that per say war that would teach the bad guys a lesson. No deferments allowed. Then it would be interesting to see how many would be so bullish on sending troops to the killing fields.I'm sure you can enlist, Steve, if you are so anxious to go to war.
Thank you Bogey. I think everybody who thinks war or votes for war should be forced to send a son, daughter, husband, wife , or grandchild to that per say war that would teach the bad guys a lesson. No deferments allowed. Then it would be interesting to see how many would be so bullish on sending troops to the killing fields.
I do respect McCain and Graham more because they served. I think they understand the choices they are making. I may disagree with them but I don't doubt their commitment to making personal sacrifices. McCain's son served overseas in the war on terror.
It's extremely difficult for me to take the Bush neocon clan seriously when a significant percentage of them tried as hard as possible to stay away from wars.
A lot of the current warmongers are the same way.
I do respect McCain and Graham more because they served. I think they understand the choices they are making. I may disagree with them but I don't doubt their commitment to making personal sacrifices. McCain's son served overseas in the war on terror.
It's extremely difficult for me to take the Bush neocon clan seriously when a significant percentage of them tried as hard as possible to stay away from wars.
A lot of the current warmongers are the same way.
I'm sure you can enlist, Steve, if you are so anxious to go to war.
We need to just turn Irans electricity off for about a year and let the Iranian people decide if they want electric lights, gas pumps, water and air conditioning, elevators, street lights ect, or to live in the dark ages forever. Cruise missiles fired from sea is all it takes to knock out substations that distribute power.
It wouldnt take long for the people living in Tehran to decide they dont want nuclear gizmos after all
We need a President who owns a pair bigger than his wifes
Yes, it is actually a very good point. If you wouldn't send your own son because you think it isn't worth their life, you shouldn't send someone else's son. I would have been able to sleep at night sending my son to WWII or to the Civil War. I would have been able to sleep at night about Afghanistan. I would be able to sleep at night after the Bin Laden raid.That boiled down means having loved ones participating doesn't mean a different view on whether conflict is warranted though. While it is reasonable to respect those involved over those who aren't, it doesn't make the point made by both different.
By that logic we should be ok sending them all to die tomorrow for anything, after all, they are volunteers, right?So you are perfectly ok with Iran having a nuclear weapon ?? They support terrorist groups with no apology and call for the destruction of both the United States and Israel.
People think 9-11 was terrible just wait until a major city vanishes in a flash because we didn't stand up and fight them now
Every soldier wearing the uniform is a volunteer nobody is sending anyone's son snywhere he didn't sign up to go to
Thank you Bogey. I think everybody who thinks war or votes for war should be forced to send a son, daughter, husband, wife , or grandchild to that per say war that would teach the bad guys a lesson. No deferments allowed. Then it would be interesting to see how many would be so bullish on sending troops to the killing fields.
Many Conservatives like myself already have family members in the military.
To say that "we" need to have our own love ones sign up is somewhat disrespectful .
It appears that Democrat Service Personnel are the only folks you guys respect or support.
No where did I say I didn't respect our troops. We have a volunteer army, but I guarantee if we went back to the draft those who are Hawks would change their attitudes. I would never want a son or daughter of mine fighting in the civil wars that are going on in the Middle East. Until the people in those countries are willing to fight why should we. I have no relation to the drones so let them do our fighting. You can't tell the good guys from the bad and it changes day to day that is not a fight I want our people fighting especially when it's over oil
To have an anti-war position is one thing...
To not support "all" of the troops is quite another...