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On another note, I agree with your reply as to the Africa problem. The reason that Africa suffers so badly is because of the fact that America can't do it all. I mean look at our economy, it has been steadily dropping. The European Euro and the English Pound are BOTH worth more than the American Dollar. One reason of this is the large amount of national debt this nation is in and if that's what you're saying, then you're suggesting that the other countries need to get their butts in gear and at least TRY to help Africa(which I agree with). |
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-Define "critical thinking". -It wasn't just the governor: National commities as well as the state of Louisiana checked the levees, and said they were safe. I have to admit, they depended on the levees too much. -Also, make sure there wasn't an attempted widespread evacuation. I'm not sure, but it's not all the government's fault. |
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a) because people like you would accuse us of the same thing but only diamonds or something like that b) it would start a war which is one of the things the public loves to bitch about the most. c) you have to think about how that would look politically to other nations "oh look america is picking on a 3rd world country for their resources" (even if we werent) d) we are giving support to alot of countries right now and we can only do so much at a time. especially when we're in the middle of a war. and about the new orleans thing, you cannot say the government didnt try. maybe they could have possibly done more, but you cant say they didnt try. and some people could have gotten out but decided to stay at home instead. but of course there is the part of the population who couldnt make it out anyways. and like i said before its just preposterous to say that bush didnt send people to blacks because he was racist. |
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No comment is needed for ridiculous ideas that don't make sense and are totally irrevelant. However, I never mentioned ANYTHING about bitching and moaning bout war. I'm all for war, if it's for the right purpose. My POINT was that the war in Iraq shoulda happened a lot earlier than it did, and the reason it didn't was because the government got their panies ina wad when Saddam threatened our oil lines. In other words, the entire proclamation for "Iraqi Freedom" is a buncha horsedung, seeing as how if our politicians had brains they woulda sent in troops long before they did. And notice I did not, I repeat did NOT say we should help Africa right now. In case you didn't read my other post, America is in a huge crapload of debt, so we can barely support our own asses let alone help Africa in the way I'd like us too. I'd also like to remind you that this thread is for Critical Thinking, not random rantings on things you dont understand. |
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1. George H. W. Bush Lacked the foresight and leadership to anticipate and quickly deal with the impening disaster 2. FEMA cheif Miachel Brown. See number 1, Multiply by 5 3. The mayor of New Orleans. See number 1 divide by 2 Comprehende?
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And the whole oil thing? I'm not trying to offend you but think about it: The Middle East is one of the primary sources of oil for the Western countries. Yes, they got their panties in a bunch, I'll admit that. Maybe they should've sat back and waited 'till Saddam supposedly "struck". Also, I'd have to see what kind of threats Saddam made (WMD's, oil, etc.) in order for us to invade, I might WikiPedia it. |
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I think Bush should deploy more troops into Iraq. You may be thinking, no, that's just more troops to be killed. That's not true, the more troops we can have in Iraq the faster this war can be over. No one likes war, but when it comes down to it, war is unavoidable.
What would happen if we didn't fight the terrorists back? I'd bet almost anything the US would already have been bombed again. Going to war was the right decision to make in the first place and increasing troop numbers will help make Iraq a Democracy and destroy the terrorists that hate us. No one said this war was going to be easy, all of you who oppose it should have to live with it and realize that without those troops, we wouldn't be free. Last edited by das1ngerplayer; 02-17-2007 at 04:35 PM.. |
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Like I said earlier, Bush should've reared back a bit to see what would happen. |
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The fact that we had oil in Iraq was not the main reason we invaded Iraq, it may have been a concern but certainly not the main reason. If we didn't even try to protect our oil and we let it it open to probelms, that would hurt our economy with high gas prices which would lead to other problems. As for WMD's, we did find some chemical weapons in Iraq and there is evidence that there were more powerful weapons in Iraq at one time.
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I heard this from my teacher, I have no real source for it.
On Wednesday, February 14th, Bush was interviewed by some group. One of the questions asked to him was, "What are your current thoughts on the situation on Iraq?" His reply was, "I wouldn't really know. It's hard to tell what the situation is while sitting in my nice, comfy, big room in the White House." ~Tsugomaru |
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What the hell are you talking about? They want him to pull out, not lose.
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I would say liberals actually stand more for what American values are...like liberty. The war in Iraq will not destroy terrorism or "destroy all the terrorists who hate us". If anything it's fuelled more terrorism as young impressionable Muslims in countries like Iraq have seen what America has done and turned to radicalism. Although terrorism can't be eradicated it can be reduced through diplomacy, education, peaceful things! And it can also be reduced through beefing up security, think of the billions that have been spent on the war in Iraq that could have been spent on US security. I really don't believe terrorism is a big a problem as the US government makes it out to be, they exaggerate the problem to make people frightened, frightened people are generally easier to control |
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