Should the US leave Iraq now?

[jas1552]

See topic.

[body]

yes

[angeleyes]

There needs to be some kind of order/structure set first. Iraq will turn into a version of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome without any leadership. I just hope a qualified president/leader can take over and take care of the people of Iraq soon.

[doober]

you break it you buy it

[angeleyes]

Originally posted by doober
you break it you buy it

I respect your opinion, but Iraq was already broke with all of the mass murders, torturing, etc. It's far from fixed though.

[doober]

Originally posted by angeleyes


I respect your opinion, but Iraq was already broke with all of the mass murders, torturing, etc. It's far from fixed though.

The USA is full of its own problems also, you dont see any other nation trying to impose their rules on you....do you?
Every country has problems...what gives other countries the right enforce their ideas and rules or laws on them?
Im pretty sure saddam was in bed with the cia for a long time before they decided that he needed to be "brought down"

Ps..Wheres Osama now?

[dirtyone]

Three Words:

Indiscriminate Carpet Bombing

[Phoenix]

The Us can't leave Iraq.
It will be there spending 20 billion dollars a yar for the next 20 years most likely. That is what happens when you decimate a country's infrastructure without the go ahead from the UN.

[angeleyes]

Originally posted by doober


The USA is full of its own problems also, you dont see any other nation trying to impose their rules on you....do you?
Every country has problems...what gives other countries the right enforce their ideas and rules or laws on them?
Im pretty sure saddam was in bed with the cia for a long time before they decided that he needed to be "brought down"

Ps..Wheres Osama now?

Don't jump in my shit, I was expressing an opinion concerning Iraq's current estate of affairs, not trying to spark a political debate. There are a million different angles to come at this with. I can't change the world, I just wish the best for EVERYONE in the long run.

[Lane]

not until the US companies buy the complete infrastructure pretty much for free.. which is almost finished from what i heard

for the next several decades, all the monthly bills of iraqi citizens are belong to the good ol' USA... very profitable long term investment if u ask me..

[TweetyBird]

no comment. .... I mean why has this war taken place anyway ?

[Scott McD]

Originally posted by doober
The USA is full of its own problems also, you dont see any other nation trying to impose their rules on you....do you?

Slight difference with America's problems compared to Iraq's with Saddam in charge...

[doober]

Originally posted by angeleyes


Don't jump in my shit, I was expressing an opinion concerning Iraq's current estate of affairs, not trying to spark a political debate. There are a million different angles to come at this with. I can't change the world, I just wish the best for EVERYONE in the long run.

I aint jumping your shit, and this isnt a political debate.
If anyone tries to use logic you can see how all of this is a big mess and makes really no sense other than to line the pockets of certain people in office.
Which I guess is all fine and great but where does it leave your country once Bush leaves office?
How many positive things have come out of all of this?
How many more problems have or will be coming to the US as a result of this whole thing?


Power is a priviledge and must not be abused in these situations

[doober]

Originally posted by Scott McD

Slight difference with America's problems compared to Iraq's with Saddam in charge...

agreed, reality is tho that no americans live in Iraq nor is it their country or do they have any say in how anything should be run. we all have opinions and most of us just want everybody to get along and be happy ect ect...

Then again ever wonder how did saddam ever come to be?
How did he get all this power?