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Yes, except for those convicted of a capital crimeAnd? Born ones do also.
unborn children are guilty of nothing
Nor are those we drop bombs on.
What makes you think that? You really think the U.S. bombs people just for the hell of it?
No, it's to keep our 401k propped up.
What makes you think that dropping bombs has any connection whatsoever to that?
Do you have a better answer? No one else does. 20 years in Iraq, a country that did nothing to us, for what?
Saddam Hussein and his regime was a direct threat to the stability of the region and thus our interests.
No he wasn't.. Operation Mass Appeal was set up in 1998 to demonize him. He Kept the Shia in line and Iraq was stable under the Sunnis. Actually, the Dual Containment Policy worked splendidly for 20 years.
Containment is a loser policy.
It worked beautifully.. After we invaded Iraq we made Iran ascendant. Stupid move ..
Policy failures in no way invalidate the justifications for the initial decisions.
Iran was always going to dominate the region unless the U.S. did what it should and crushed the Iranians once and for all.
Like we have done in Afghanistan? Lol
Syria? Vietnam? Korea?
What's wrong with Korea? South Korea turned into a very stable, highly prosperous democracy.
The invasion of Iraq came from Clean Break Strategy in 1996 which was adopted by the PNAC.. ALL the oil men, the Arabs, historians, Diplomats knew it was a huge blunder. Cheney cooked the intelligence. Bandar was recalled because he couldn't influence Dubya not to do it. Its was one of the two or three major dumbass foreign policy moves the US has made.
Utterly idiotic post on your part. Saddam Hussein was an enemy of the United States. He opposed the interests of the United States. Thus he had to be removed.
Not to mention his brutality and crimes against his own people which the U.S. should take action against when it has the opportunity.