He did lose a primary, but why was their such animosity towards him, god forbid he disagreed. Thats what im trying to say, the voters have every right to change their mind, but the animosity, is what bothers me.
Fair enough, im sorry. I take back that statement. I blame the party, NOT the voters, is that kosher ? (not being sarcastic)
I agree, one blown up abortion clinic is one too many.
Saddam hussein paid 25 thousand dollars per palestinian family, to the families to homicide bombers inside of israel. Now i am not suggesting as an american, that america is responsible for any other country, but factually speaking, he was a terrorist.
Oh, and yes you are right, we did not go there to stop saddam's genocide against his own people. we went there because we thought, we could easily topple him, and take care of our oil interests and youre right again, the u.s. doesnt government, not just bush's, going back a long time, doesnt give a dam about the worlds dictators, and its sad, cause, while I think we cant save the world, I think we could try and help, with and only with cooperation from the west of the world, and that brings me to the next point, i condemn the entire world for turning a blind eye to genocide.
Would you agree with me on atleast that?.
I respect you, and I honestly think you have some good points
As I said before, Lieberman was not kicked out, he lost a primary.
Yes there is. So why are you blaming the party for what the voters did?
Yes, those who blow up abortion clinics are, thankfully, a very small minority.
Saddam was NOT a terrorist. He was a dictator who viciously abused human rights. But we did not go there to save peoples lives...that much should be patently obvious to anyone with any decent knowledge of the other atrocious acts around the world...acts the US isn't lifting a finger to stop, much less invading countries to stop them.
Not everything...but you know...1 or 2 things might be nice.