02-01-2003, 09:29 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Webby
theking:
"He may have selected a good target for more than one reason. Isn't it the Sudan that still has an active slave trade?"
Isn't it the US who has more weapons of mass distruction than anyone on the planet?
Isn't it the US who has "cannot" sign a human rights treaty? (Or almost any other treaty)
Isn't it the US who is *the* major seller of arms across the globe? (Including sales to Iraq, Iran, Chile and many other rogue partners - or, to rephrase, partners today, enemies tomorrow)
Isn't it the US who adopts a moral highground and finger pointing when it can't even get it's own house in order? (Either in economic terms, foreign or domestic policy)
Gimme a break.. sort out the US first and then start casting an eye elsewhere when ya have some credibility to do so 
There is active slave trading globally - including into the US. Sudan ain't spectacular! Sudan ain't an "imminent threat" to world peace - the US is. Sheesh, the founding fathers have gotta be spinning in their graves...
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Why dont you SHUT you stupid mouth? What a MORON
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