war in iraq cost each citizen $1500

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  • IllTestYourGirls
    Ah My Balls
    • Feb 2007
    • 14311

    #31
    Originally posted by CWeb
    How many times have you posted that man??

    Can't speak for anyone else, but really don't give a shit what *any* politician in the US has to say on any subject. The track record has been a disaster for decades - so why trust it?

    As for "opinions", 70% of the population were in support of an invasion. Now 70% want to forget the invasion and get out. Again.. why bother with their opinions? They are too fickle.

    Only sympathy I got is with the people who suffered and died in this war - on both sides. Both Iraq and the US was be paying a price for a long time ahead now and internal politics of the US don't really matter.
    HOLY SHIT WE HAVE A WINNER!!! YOU FUCKING GOT MY POINT! Time to look for others to lead http://lp.org

    ps I dont like polls..... 90+% of the US didnt think we should stop hitler after he attacked France.

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    • JamesK2
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      • Aug 2004
      • 6589

      #32
      Originally posted by webmasterchecks
      i thought, well, if we had elected people with good judgement, no war, and they could have sent every citizen a check for $1500 and wed be at the same spot we are today

      i want my $1500
      It would've gone to the government anyway

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      • CWeb
        Confirmed User
        • May 2007
        • 245

        #33
        Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
        HOLY SHIT WE HAVE A WINNER!!!
        We have? OK then - did not know where you were coming from :-)

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        • davecummings
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          • Oct 2003
          • 2922

          #34
          Originally posted by webmasterchecks
          i took the # off of costofwar.com and divided it by the population stat from the census bureau.



          that would be a nice plasma tv
          Damn, even at the prices charged at the military bases around here (San Diego), that's a lot of haircuts!!!!!!!!
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          • CWeb
            Confirmed User
            • May 2007
            • 245

            #35
            Originally posted by davecummings
            Damn, even at the prices charged at the military bases around here (San Diego), that's a lot of haircuts!!!!!!!!
            Yep.. sure does buy a few haircuts Dave

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            • IllTestYourGirls
              Ah My Balls
              • Feb 2007
              • 14311

              #36
              Originally posted by CWeb
              We have? OK then - did not know where you were coming from :-)
              Most bash bush around here so I like to remind them what the other side says. I hate both sides becaue both of them are looking to turn the US into a controled welfare state and that is not good.

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              • sailfish
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                • Apr 2006
                • 135

                #37
                That's a sobering number Not to mention life's that have been loss in a pointless war

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                • CWeb
                  Confirmed User
                  • May 2007
                  • 245

                  #38
                  Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                  Most bash bush around here so I like to remind them what the other side says. I hate both sides becaue both of them are looking to turn the US into a controled welfare state and that is not good.
                  It's much the same in other countries - the political game seems to attract a certain type of creature. Rarely do any of them stand out or be an actual asset to a country - they just waste and squander public funds on half-baked projects then cancel them, - or create new projects and don't fund them, initiate wars or whatever and cover their self-interests *lol*

                  If that was a company - they'd prob end up in a jailcell for misuse of shareholder funds

                  Flipside.. and at another level - tho this may be more US than elsewhere - they abuse the electorate with diatribes of slanted bulllshit/propaganda intended to sway and decieve. (The effects of this are fairly clear just looking at GFY posts). This conduct is very divisory in any society and not helpful - but, it's just them covering their fat asses again

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                  • webmasterchecks
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                    • Oct 2006
                    • 1685

                    #39
                    Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                    Bombing Berlin killed 750,000 to 1 million people 60k is not that high for a war this long AND most have been killed by their own people/terrorists
                    well, 6 million people died in just the holocaust so 60k in people is nothing
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                    • webmasterchecks
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                      • Oct 2006
                      • 1685

                      #40
                      Originally posted by J. Falcon
                      Damn man, I think the actual loss of human life is what matters. All the people that have died and will continue dying over a war fought because... what? Who the fuck knows?
                      absolutely, but your talking reality

                      this war is not a shared sacrifice, the sacrifice of life is being done by a different set of people than are the ones making the decisions about the war

                      this is a stat that hits people where i think they feel it the most, it shows how much money each of them "sacrificed" for the war, although i bet most dont realize it
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                      • webmasterchecks
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                        • Oct 2006
                        • 1685

                        #41
                        Originally posted by CWeb

                        As for "opinions", 70% of the population were in support of an invasion. Now 70% want to forget the invasion and get out. Again.. why bother with their opinions? They are too fickle.
                        um, most of that 70% had a hell of a lot more faith in the president than i did at the time, but they made it sound like we were protecting ourselves by invading preemptively

                        wmd were not there, we leave. simple as that
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                        • Humpy Leftnut
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                          • Apr 2007
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                          #42
                          Originally posted by CWeb
                          As for "opinions", 70% of the population were in support of an invasion. Now 70% want to forget the invasion and get out. Again.. why bother with their opinions? They are too fickle.
                          More like 70% trusted what their government was telling them, which has proven to be disastrous, as they've lied, cheated and bent nearly every rule to accommodate their agenda. They misused the trust of the American people, and made them believe something they wouldn't have, had real honest facts been presented.
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                          • IllTestYourGirls
                            Ah My Balls
                            • Feb 2007
                            • 14311

                            #43
                            Originally posted by webmasterchecks
                            um, most of that 70% had a hell of a lot more faith in the president than i did at the time, but they made it sound like we were protecting ourselves by invading preemptively

                            wmd were not there, we leave. simple as that
                            It was not just Bush beating the war drum. Do I need to post the quotes again? THEY ALL FUCKED US.

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                            • sortie
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                              • Mar 2007
                              • 7771

                              #44
                              Originally posted by webmasterchecks
                              so 60k in people is nothing
                              So explain why we are still upset about 3000 dead on 9/11.
                              If 60k is "nothing" then wouldn't 3k be "less than nothing"?

                              Of course, you'd probably be mad as hell if you found out that those 60k people were killed by OJ.

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                              • webmasterchecks
                                Confirmed User
                                • Oct 2006
                                • 1685

                                #45
                                Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                                It was not just Bush beating the war drum. Do I need to post the quotes again? THEY ALL FUCKED US.

                                they followed the administration, bush, they (and many citizens) had faith in him at the time, gave him the benefit of the doubt

                                i was suspicious and pissed when we invaded iraq. we were in Afghanistan hunting bin laden, 3 months before iraq was not even a topic, and i remember thinking wtf, were invading them now??? didnt make sense to me
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