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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR
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To: KLP who wrote (22009)3/16/2003 11:42:42 PM
From: PartyTime  Read Replies (1) of 25898
 
>>>Can't imagine why anyone would want to defend this monster.<<<

I've yet to see anyone come onto this thread and defend him. Every poster I've seen since I began this thread has clearly stated that Saddam is a tyrant, a ruthless dictator and one who would be better not in power.
That Saddam is bad is not the issue here. The issue is will America become like him by promulgating an action that will kill nearly as many people as Saddam has, this while fracturing long-trusted and needed allies in the process.

There is the additional question as to whether the Bush Administration has been honest in making its case for this war. The simple fact that so much referenced material from all over the world can exist in this thread's header, at a minimum, shows there is sufficient cause to question the pro-war action.
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