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Re: Its about time someone put this concept in print.
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Fri, 7 Feb 2003 20:48:14 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Mike Petrucelli writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, David Koudys writes:
> > In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Mike Petrucelli writes:
> > > As of posting the article refers to the January 30th article. (It will • probably
> > > get pushed to the "previous articles" section soon)
> > > http://www.Creators.com/opinion_show.cfm?next=0&ColumnsName=tso
> > >
> > > Aside from that the 'subject' says it all.
> > >
> > > -Mike Petrucelli
> >
> > Very well written article laying out the issues of military involvement.
> >
> > But what it failed to cover was that Germany, b/w WW1 and WW2 was shunned by
> > the world--there was a depression, and the expression 'taking a wheelbarrow
> > load of money to the store to buy a loaf of bread' was the norm.
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> Actually it was the poor economic conditions that allowed Hittler to be
> 'elected' and then declare himself 'the leader.' Once he was in power it did
> not matter what the people wanted as they were slaves to the dictator. The
> people of Iraq are already slaves to the dictator. What they want, they do not
> voice for fear of public execution. I can not understand why the public of the
> "Western countries" does not understand that the people of Iraq and other
> dictatorships have no power to do anything, regardless of what they want. I
> have said it before, I'll say it again; World peace will never exist so long as
> dictators do. Only when the people of the countries are educated in the
> concept of freedom; with all of the rights, privileges, and responsibilities
> that go with freedom; can true peace ever be acheived. However we will never be
> able to educate the people so long as the dictators cling to power.
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> My problem with the war on Iraq is that, by the example of Afganistan, Bush has
> no intention of following through with the necessary resorces to make them a
> productive and peaceful member of the global community. As a result a new
> dictator will fill the void and start the war all over again.
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> -Mike Petrucelli
Well you are right on that point, Iraq will continue to struggle after this war.
But come on, we can't compare Iraq and Germany. In the 1930', Germany was
(and still is) already a powerfull industrial nation, one of the biggest in
Europe. Iraq is starving to death, people are poor, industries are so far
behind in technology! And furthermore, they have what? 6-7 Millions of
people? Germany was always one of the biggest countries in Europe.
Iraq was armed by USA. Not Germany.
Iraq's "tyran" was put there by the USA's administration, not Hitler.
And the allies didn't kill many German citizens in the second WW. Well, not
as much as they will kill Iraqi citizen in the upcoming war, since US troops
will only go were the bombs have destroyed and kill everything first...
Like in 1992.
That's modern war. War is always sad. Especially since this one is pointless.
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