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Old 05-19-2010, 12:56 PM
Psi U MC Vito Psi U MC Vito is offline
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Yeah, and I argue that since their head of state tried kill our (former) head of state, that a single bullet from a well placed sniper.

What is your reasoning for us being obligated to make things all hunky dory?
I don't really feel we owe them that. Plus, it stands in the way of self-determination.
We are obligated to make things all hunky dory because we are the ones who destabilized the country in the first place. Saddam was an evil bastard, but he was a damn good administrator. And I don't see us providing support standing in the way of self-determination.
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Old 05-19-2010, 01:41 PM
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Yeah, and I argue that since their head of state tried kill our (former) head of state, that a single bullet from a well placed sniper.

What is your reasoning for us being obligated to make things all hunky dory?
I don't really feel we owe them that. Plus, it stands in the way of self-determination.
Who tried to kill who? Sorry, feel like I'm missing something.

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We are obligated to make things all hunky dory because we are the ones who destabilized the country in the first place. Saddam was an evil bastard, but he was a damn good administrator. And I don't see us providing support standing in the way of self-determination.
And ^^^ answers your second bit. We (under false pretenses IMO) took out their government. We have an ethical obligation to re-stabilize them.

It's also in our best interest that their government isn't taken over by groups who would, I don't know, want to retaliate for our invasion of a sovereign country.
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