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To: rrufff who wrote (86640)	5/9/2004 12:33:11 PM
From: SalemsHex	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 122087

First of all, there's nothing to support your "millions" claim. Can you really speak for the estimated million who were killed by Saddam You mean like we're doing now? those who were tortured, chemically or physically, raped, plundered and otherwise terrorized? The world would be better off with lots of other cruel dictators gone as well. What price is too high a price for us to pay to take one dictator out? How many dead Americans is it worth? How much money? I'm not saying it was the right move but the world is clearly better. Our relationship with allies and other countries around the world is priceless. We've squandered alot of it. Was that too high a price to pay? The world is in more chaos now than prior to us capturing Saddam. It's gonna take years and years for us to repair the damage we've done. In terms of how people view us, and in terms of gaining back the trust of our allies. But, who cares, right? Saddam has been captured. Clearly an excellent trade-off.