Absolute Proof Americans Are Commiting Crimes Agaisnt Innocent Iraqis!!!!!

Of course you do realize I could post about a hundred pictures of bombing victims, and gunfight losers, but I'll go light.

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They are pure hatred and evil, bomb the tastards to the ground.

Here's some happy teenagers that were running around on election night. The guy on the left is a dentist

Of course you do realize I could post about a hundred pictures of bombing victims, and gunfight losers, but I'll go light. It's nice to see some good pics coming out of there, but lets not try to paint some rose colored glasses version of what is happening.

HAHA I just noticed, the guy on the left (with the AK) has his safety on, wow.

the idea wasn't to paint a rose colored image, only to show the side you won't see on CNN

and you could post pictures of bombing victims. Those fit squarely into two categories

1. Those inadvertently killed by US soldiers: Let's take a real look at this because we do in fact accidentally kill hundreds of innocents a year. In WWII we accidentally killed tens of thousands a year from carpet bombing, yet that war is looked at as such a noble cause yet this war is seen as a failure partially for civilian death on an exponentially smaller scale.

General Sherman once said: War is a wicked thing, the more wicked it is the sooner it will be over.

my point is if you are looking for a war where not one innocent dies you will never find a war worth fighting because NOBODY fights wars over pieces of land nobody lives in, they just don't.

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2. People killed by Islamic Terror: Nuff said

secondly is the issue of Gunfight losers, all educated military analysts say that the US wins 99% of the gun fights it enters into, sounds good to me :-D

1. Those inadvertently killed by US soldiers: Let's take a real look at this because we do in fact accidentally kill hundreds of innocents a year. In WWII we accidentally killed tens of thousands a year from carpet bombing, yet that war is looked at as such a noble cause yet this war is seen as a failure partially for civilian death on an exponentially smaller scale.

Except, there is nothing noble about this war. Never has been, never will be. We pre-emptively invaded a soveriegn nation that was no threat whatsoever to us, based on hyperbolist rhetoric from a bunch of neocon scumbags that are more concerned with pleasing their own greed than the welfare those that elected them to power.


Draniline, they aren't terrorist, but if you can tell me how anyone would know that if there weren't US soldiers in the background, you'll get a cookie.

I think you're forgetting that that sovereign nation was ran by a dictator who was responsible for the murder of tens of thousands of innocents.

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That for the first time possibly ever 25 million Iraqi's have a shot at living free. But in the mind of some American freedom is the only freedom that's actually a "noble" cause :beat:

Don't pretend you care about Iraqis, or that if you could have, you'd trade the lives of the Americans that have died for the Iraqis "freedom". No American life is worth Iraqi freedom.

I do care about Iraqi's, I'm sorry if you're too cynical to see that. Liberty and Freedom are always worth the loss of life. You're "American lives are better then Iraqi lives" thought is exactly why the world sees Americans as egotistical and greedy. Liberty was worth the cost of life in 1776 and it's worth it in 2007, and nowhere does it say in our Declaration of Independence that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are rights that only Americans posses.

Iraqi's are learning to defend themselves and we can't be their forever, neither can we storm into every unfree country, but since we are in Iraq we might as well let freedom grow.

Because if we leave now terrorists will win and Iraq in 10 years will resemble Afghanistan pre 911. Not only will Genocide & civil rights abuse return in large numbers. But we won't be able to point to anything in Iraq and say "that's why our boys gave their life".

Inversely, if Iraq is free from tyranny and terror then we'll know what those lives paid for.

Except, there is nothing noble about this war. Never has been, never will be. We pre-emptively invaded a soveriegn nation that was no threat whatsoever to us, based on hyperbolist rhetoric from a bunch of neocon scumbags that are more concerned with pleasing their own greed than the welfare those that elected them to power.


Draniline, they aren't terrorist, but if you can tell me how anyone would know that if there weren't US soldiers in the background, you'll get a cookie.