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New Iraq prime minister wants to pardon those who killed Americans
Amnesty would be granted to insurgents who killed only Americans, not Iraqis. I'm sure this will be wonderful for the morale of our troops, especially those who have lost commrades.:( Bush admin is against it as they were when the provisional government tried it a couple years ago.
Iraqi leader proposes amnesty Those who hit only US forces would be eligible Al-Maliki is in the process of releasing all Iraqis that don't have Iraqi blood on their hands from Abu Ghraib by the end of the month. http://today.reuters.com/news/newsAr...-PRISONERS.xml |
aha.........
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*claps* What a great move by the Iraqi prime minister. Maybe now America can pack up it's shit and go the fuck home, officially no reason to stay now. Civil war is just around the corner... let god sort it out.
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sounds like it's fucked
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[sarcasm]oh yeah totally fucked [/sarcasm]
don't worry about the fact that a country is invading you , don't worry about the fact that its kill or be killed |
I guess sadam's friends are in power now.
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If you invade a country you can't really expect the citizens of that country to punish those who kill the invaders.
Most of them have no doubt killed iraqis also so it's a pretty moot point. |
Except for the Kurds, I don't know how much of a "government" the new Iraqi "government" is...... ie., how many people follow their mandate outside of the secure "Green Zone" in Baghdad. Is this another carpetbagger govt brought in to establish 'democracy' (see Afghanistan's Karzai govt)
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People have a right to defend themselves.. You wouldn't take up arms if a outside Country came into America to "liberate" you?
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A Canadian with a gun? Now that IS a scary thought. Maybe a FleshLight! |
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If another country decided that the Bush govt was corrupt (I know, its purely fantasy) and invaded the USA to lift the shackles of oppression, don't you think people would rise up to defend their country? |
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It's not the same comparing Bush to Sadaam. If somehow Bush got permanent dictatorship power and killed his opposers then you could make the comparison of someone coming to "liberate" America. We get a chance to "liberate" ourselves every 4 years, lazy voters and hackable paperless voting machines notwithstanding. |
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By western standards its not the same comparing Bush to Saddam, but thats a pretty one-sided opinion. Democracy isn't the end-all be-all of political systems. There are many people (right or wrong isn't the issue) in the world see it as an evil. Step back 20 years and imagine the USSR invading (memories of Red Dawn) to force communism on the USA because it was their idea of the best solution to end 'democratic corruption'. If you were told today that the USA would be invaded, many of your friends and family would die, but the USA would be a better place 20-30 years from now because of it, would that offer much consolation? I'd pretty sure you'd be out in the street throwing everything including the kitchen sink at the invaders. My point here isn't to shit on the United States. The point I am making is that there are people who truly believe they are Iraqi freedom fighters attacking the invading. |
of course he does... you would probably do the same if some insurgents told you to do so for fear of you and your family being killed.
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Senator Joe Biden says a federal/state system would allow them to work out many of the things they fight over regionally while allowing the government to concentrate on it's job. I agree with your later comments:) |
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Its easy for me to comment from my comfortable home far away from the problem, but I think they really need to work on border security and start blowing the shit out of anyone/thing crossing the border in to Iraq at strange hours. There is absolutely no good reason to be sneaking in to a country that is war zone at any time of the day. The people they want to label as terrorists are non-Iraqis fighting the US troops in Iraq. |
hm, usually when people defend their countries they don't need to be pardoned, they're heroes by default
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When France was liberated, the resistance was given the possibilty of incorporating in the army: they were heroes, celebrated by the whole population.
They were involved in the liberation of south of France with the american troops... Nazis called them " guerilla " ( same as insurgents, terrorists, etc ... ) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Resistance |
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insurgent: 1. Rising in revolt against established authority, especially a government. 2. Rebelling against the leadership of a political party. terrorist: One that engages in acts or an act of terrorism. |
iam still with the thought that we should have made the whole country a lake of glass.
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I'm not sure if you watch PBS at all, Frontline had an episode imbedded with some. So effectively many of them are guerilla units. |
You can call them insurgents all you want, but the bottom line is they are just Iraqi citizens trying to protect their country from an invading force.
If China invaded the US, would the US government hold US citizens responsible for killing the invading Chinese? It sucks that our guys are over there having to fight off non-military Iraqi's, but that's the way it goes. When you invade another country you are potentially against the ENTIRE country, not just their military. |
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Your last comment is dead-on though, GW was on TV day before yesterday saying Iraqis needed electricity... like it didn't exist there before the invasion. |
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