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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Road Walker who wrote (176812)10/20/2003 6:08:35 PM
From: i-node   of 1576146
 
Do you have a count of the Iraqi's we've killed? Oh, that's right, they are not counting. Wonder why.

It is too bad, but some Iraqis had to die. In the Gulf War, tens of thousands died because of Saddam. In the Iran-Iraq war, hundreds of thousands. This excludes the brutal murders of civilians for no apparent cause; there are hundreds of thousands of Iraqis who are missing.

Every ten years or so Saddam had to get his fill. There will be no more Gulf Wars or Iran-Iraq wars, or attacks on Kuwait, or the Saudis. It is over.

So, I don't know how one measures the value of a war, but it is reasonable to conclude that George Bush, by his courageous action, may have saved tens or hundreds of thousands of lives. Certainly, the United States will be a much safer place in the future.
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