LuvRPgrl
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- Aug 11, 2005
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1. Defining winning the war is specific terms.
2. I never said that the war was not winnable.
3. I won a war against a mouse in my home. It cost me thousands of dollars but I finally killed that mouse. Was the Iraq war worth the cost?
Booted Saddam out, got Iraq under a controllable govt democratically elected, sounds like a win to me, especially with al quiada pretty much pulling up stakes. You really want to know, go ask some of the marines, sailors around here in SD who where deployed, ask them if they think we won. Ask the family members of those who lost their sons and daughters over there, overwhelmingly they believe we won and are disgusted with how the media , liberals and dems have dealt with the entire thing.
I never said YOU said the war was unwinnable, but it was the mantra of the left for a while.
Depends, that "mouse" like rats that killed millions in Europe, how much damage could it have done?
Why did you spend thousands killing it?
BOTTOM LINE is that it was YOUR CHOICE to spend the money. The DEMOCRATICALLY elected PRESIDENT BUSH choose to go to war with the support of the American public, but the left doesnt accept these things, they think they have the right to decide for everyone else what is good for us, and will lie and do anything they can to get there way, including claiming they believe in Democracy,
We each have our opinions. Mine is that the Iraq war was not worth the cost.
Americans Upbeat on Progress in Iraq, Afghanistan
"Majority (58%) say going into Iraq was a mistake; 36% say so about Afghanistan"
And yet the American public voted President Bush in for a second term,,,wasnt that AFTER the initial invasion of Iraq?
SO, you dont think it was worth the cost, ok....I disagree
Point of the thread is that those screaming liberals have been proven wrong on virtually everything about it, like claiming it was unwinnable....they slither away now unable to be honorable and admit they were wrong....they have no integrity,