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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Alighieri who wrote (157510)1/7/2003 11:58:06 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (1) of 1579960
 
Witness NK.

Witness NK What? You think Bush's rhetoric caused the NK problem? How absurd. This problem was created by an administration which was preoccupied with defending itself against lying under oath and abuse of power against young girls, and should have been paying attention to what was going on in NK and other places around the world.

A uniformly diplomacy based approach to both problems.

This is perhaps the most ridiculous notion liberals are putting forward, and I don't believe Americans are stupid enough to fall for it. It is intuitively obvious to an idiot that Iraq and NK are two dramatically different situations that call for dramatically different measures. Just the fact that NK is known to have nukes radically alters the equation, let alone the fact that there are thousands of artillery tubes within miles of a SK city having a population of 5M or so; let alone the fact we have 37K soldiers within shelling distance.

The liberals' positions on this issue can only be described as stupid, and I think most people comprehend the absurdity of trying to treat them with "uniformity".

That said, at this point, both are being handled diplomatically, so I'm not sure what your complaint is. If Saddam comes into compliance there will be no military action required. What's the problem?
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