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Jesus Loves Me
- Thread starter DakotaGypsy
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Buttercup
Veteran Member
Ugh...I hate seeing pictures of hurt children. So sad and makes me cringe.
But, even though I did not vote for George and the video implies that all the following carnage is his fault.....you can tell from some of the wounds on those poor children that they were injured from car bombs...probably schrapnel from car bombs.
There are two sides to the story.
But, even though I did not vote for George and the video implies that all the following carnage is his fault.....you can tell from some of the wounds on those poor children that they were injured from car bombs...probably schrapnel from car bombs.
There are two sides to the story.
DakotaGypsy
Active Member
Which man, singlehandedly, brought about the current state of existence in Iraq?
DakotaGypsy
Active Member
And, thank you for understanding why I had to post this.
CaptainXeroid
Following Christ
The insurgent who chose to set off the bomb.DakotaGypsy said:
c0da
Active Member
I know the song throughout the production had the name "Jesus" in it on several occasions, but why is this posted in the religious debates section?
I am with kevmicsmi on this. Iraq was terrible under Saddam and, in my opinion, although things aren't much better now, they will improve over time
Also, a good point is being made that a lot of those injured were probably injured by their own country men, something this propoganda video forgot to tell us.
I am with kevmicsmi on this. Iraq was terrible under Saddam and, in my opinion, although things aren't much better now, they will improve over time
Also, a good point is being made that a lot of those injured were probably injured by their own country men, something this propoganda video forgot to tell us.
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
DakotaGypsy said:
What of the state of Iraq prior to the "war"?
My heart goes out to anyone hurting...especially children.
I tire, however, of endless Bush bashing when it comes to the "war" in Iraq. I suppose the same individual(s) who created such a picture movie will also claim that life in Iraq was 110% BEAUTIFUL under the rule of Hussein prior to the "war".
So EASY to highlight negatives. So EASY to ignore that freedom ALWAYS comes with a price. So EASY to forget that America is a free nation because blood was shed to protect it.
Buttercup
Veteran Member
I get tired of the US being Superman for the world.....there are plenty of horrible dictators out there who make life miserable for their people. Should we fly in and try to rescue everyone? There was no major terroist threat in Iraq then,....there is now however. And I really can't stand the false motivation for starting the war.
I have purposely stayed out of the threads about the Iraq war.....those that voted for Bush will defend him. Those of us that didn't will criticize. It's just the way it goes and not worth debating to me.
I have purposely stayed out of the threads about the Iraq war.....those that voted for Bush will defend him. Those of us that didn't will criticize. It's just the way it goes and not worth debating to me.
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
Buttercup said:And the rest of us want children to be slaughtered......
See this is why I need to stay out of these threads. I want to keep my friends.I love you guys!
I don't think anyone WANTS children, slaughtered, Buttercup.
My whole point was...Bush invasion or not...children were BEING slaughtered.
There's no way of knowing exactly HOW those poor babies were harmed. Some genius exploited their pain and suffering to further their Bush Bashing cause.
And btw...I love you too.:hug:
jewscout
Religious Zionist
DakotaGypsy said:
no one.
no one singlehandedly did anything, this is a result of a combination of preexisting ethnic tension, years of oppression under Saddam, a pourly planned military campaign and the infiltaration of terrorists and Baathist loyalists into the insurgent fighting.
to put this at the hands of Bush alone would be irresponsible.
this is one big screw up and EVERYONE failed, and the Iraqi people are suffering.
and for the record i am no Bush supporter.
I certainly didn't vote for Bush, and the reasons cited for going to war had holes big enough to drop cows through, but Saddam was a terrible dictator and needed to go to prevent more suffering by the Iraqi people. Frankly, I'm tired of us playing Superman as well... when are other countries going to stand up as well?