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In reply to the discussion: Q: Why Did an American Journalist Get His Head Cut Off? [View all]samsingh
(18,418 posts)227. that is absolutely true - the bush junta should be prosecuted and likely find themselves in prison
or worse depending on the state the trials are held
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Agree! Bush and his cohorts destroyed a country for no reason, and Bush and his cohorts do
RKP5637
Aug 2014
#180
I see it as the root cause of the horror, just like Vietnam was the root cause of the Khmer Rouge.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#14
If there was a foreign policy I would be 100% behind, it would be to stand up more for human rights.
randome
Aug 2014
#36
The argument I'm making is that we are the problem in the ME, not the solution. Backed by
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#176
If the white people in Ferguson won't accept their fellow African-American citizens
malaise
Aug 2014
#38
come into being? They were always there. They are killing Muslims and minorities.
still_one
Aug 2014
#204
Really? And where was ISIS before we invaded Iraq? - Non-existent. Cause and effect. Don't chase the
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#5
I know another group that's getting a lot of media attention for their zeal for killing
notadmblnd
Aug 2014
#181
Yet, peple in our own country torture with impunity, should we not prosecute those at home who
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#238
good memory - she caused a lot of the evil after forcing her sons to steal the presidency i think
samsingh
Aug 2014
#105
Your method of violence has provided what solution in the Middle East? You've cost us
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#121
Saudi Arabia and Iran can take care of ISIS, might be good for them. We need to take care of our own
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#185
What does a lecture on a dark matter detector in 2009 have to do with techniques used
redqueen
Aug 2014
#207
Yes, pure fucking evil... like the fuckers that dropped a-bombs on civilian populations in ww2
whatchamacallit
Aug 2014
#137
Saddam killed all of the religious extremists in his country. ISIS would not exist if he were still
chrisa
Aug 2014
#161
And that explains why they kidnap women and girls and kill so many non-Americans.
randome
Aug 2014
#18
It's bizarre. Even if you stipulate that yes, there would be no ISIS if not for those wars,
redqueen
Aug 2014
#134
Letting people die when we could prevent it won't drive out this violence, either.
randome
Aug 2014
#100
Zero credibility? How can you say that when the use of military force has been proven time and
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#169
Not my part of the democratic socialist center of the country! The use of force in the ME is an
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#257
So let's spend another trillion and see what happens? how bout we leave and fix our home.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#258
so that's why the British ISIS member is killing innocent people in Syria, Iraq etc ?
JI7
Aug 2014
#42
Being taught at a young age that a sky daddy wants them to rape, plunder and pillage
seveneyes
Aug 2014
#30
You're right, of course, the conflict goes back 1400 years so WTF are we doing there,
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#167
They were killing eachother a lot less before we arrived. We are the abusive husband of the middle
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#173
Again, blowback for our middle east meddling. Goes back supporting Osama in Afganistan.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#26
So Assad is no longer in power? And we somehow become responsible for every civil war?
FSogol
Aug 2014
#41
what ?? you do know Assad has not been overthrown ? and just recent reporting was about
JI7
Aug 2014
#45
But it is our fault. We removed Saddam Hussein, which allowed fundamentalism to flourish in Iraq.
chrisa
Aug 2014
#164
ISIS came about During Obama's PResidency so maybe it was Obama's fault just like TEabaggers
JI7
Aug 2014
#152
Okay, I give up. Here's a free reading comprehension lesson for the posts you misunderstand in this
FSogol
Aug 2014
#88
NP...just don't blame Bush ultimately for this mess, he seems to have defenders here
Rex
Aug 2014
#72
Aw boo hoo is exactly what a childish person would say. Keep proving my point. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2014
#217
"Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love; this is the eternal rule." - Buddha
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#107
The weakness in our case, is considering our torturers "patriots", and refusing to prosecute.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#224
that is absolutely true - the bush junta should be prosecuted and likely find themselves in prison
samsingh
Aug 2014
#227
Congress was lied to. This is an illegal war of aggression under US treaty obligations.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#168
They came from the rebels we funded in Syria, who came from the Sunnis we paid off in Iraq.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#170
because they are garbage. Perhaps you haven't been paying attention to what these assholes have
still_one
Aug 2014
#203
They've been doing what Osama told us they would do to us - Bankrupting our country,
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#246
BS - don't you remember all the deficit battles? This war has caost us 3-6 trillion. Who will pay
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#256
This doesn't need an invasion or a war. Air support and advisors for those countries infested with
still_one
Aug 2014
#260
How bout we start with Lindsay Graham, John Mcain, and prince Bandar.... Who funded these guys to
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#262
No sympathies, just solutions- obviously our projection of more violence into the region has left us
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#247
There is no excusing ISIS and no indication they would not be radicalized without US actions
stevenleser
Aug 2014
#209
there is clear PROOF that our violence has caused the Iraq situation to deteriorate.
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#248
Can we both agree that James Foley would not have been killed by ISIS, had Bush not lied our country
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#230
Ours (by torturing and bombing women and children and conducting wars of agression), or theirs?
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#240
I disagree, it's the type of discussion that holds people accountable for their actions, be it war
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#232
"How can we condemn ISIS for brutality when we call our own torturers "patriots"?"
NCTraveler
Aug 2014
#244
Now, perhaps I can get you folks to understand that violence will not quell the confilct in the ME..
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#252
ISIS is responsible for killing the journalist. We're responsible for creating a power vacuum where
LittleBlue
Aug 2014
#237
While those who chose to invade Iraq were war criminals; and this mess would probably not have
LeftishBrit
Aug 2014
#251
Of course they do, but if you want a solution to the problem, we need to clean house here,
grahamhgreen
Aug 2014
#253