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Originally Posted by JimmyQ
Am I the only one here that thinks if someone wants to carry out an attack they will? I get on a subway everyday while I'm temporarily living in NY...I carry a bag to work along with thousands of others. I've been randomly searched once in the 6 months I've been there, and I get on there every single day. It goes thru my mind many times, that if someone on this train wants to do something, they will and we're all f*cked. We were in living an era where you didn't need a ticket to go to the gate and see a loved one off or welcome someone home. It was a relaxed environment overall in this country. I not only blame Bush, but every single man that has held the leadership role in the white house. As an average american I didn't know what people were capable of, but surely there were many that knew this was a possibility. It didn't start with Bush, it just ended with him so he gets blamed as the bad guy. We lost as a country, not as Republicans or Democrats, we all lost together. When will this country actually unite and take responsibilty as a group?
JimmyQ
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This has been hashed over many times.
Bush ordered troops into Iraq with the understanding that Saddam violated A U.N. resolution banning WMD's. No WMD's found therefore U.S. is legally, morally and ethically bound to pull the **** out.
But no, George changes horses in mid stream declaring that it's now about building a democracy. Only problem with that statement is that part of his GOP platform was "we don't want to be in the business of nation building".
WTF. 650 billion wasted for what? And what of the troops maimed and killed. For what? And how many Iraqi civilians maimed, killed, or displaced, many taking refuge in other countries? And face it, there is no coalition. One by one these countries jumped ship.
Pile after pile of George Bush bull****. But hey, who cares as long as him and his cronies get wealthy, right?