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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (215707)	1/22/2005 7:27:20 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574216

re: In a choice between anarchy and democracy, we should choose freedom. If there is a choice between A and B, how can you "choose" C? re: If we walk away from Iraq now, it will devolve temporarily into anarchy, and then into a new brutal dictatorship. It is anarchy right now. How do you know it will go to a "brutal dictatorship", are you psychic? re: We have a chance to stay for long enough to make a difference in peoples lives. If we leave we will make a different sort of difference. Hell, we've killed 100,000 civilians, "mostly women and children", I would say that was "making a difference". It we leave it will be a positive difference, guaranteed. re: How sad it is to know that there are Americans who wish to discard a whole country witha flip comment and sentence them to poverty and death. I don't know about poverty but we've certainly brought Death. The sooner we get out, the less people die, period. I remember, for years (and 10,000-20,000 GI deaths) we couldn't leave Vietnam because of the "bloodbath" that would follow. We left; the bloodbath never happened. Vietnam descended into peace. John