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weapons destroyed? Story tonight, after Survivor:Amazon

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D Doug Goulden

If only it were that easy. The world has changed though from what it was when the US committed what could be called by some "our attrocities". The difference is that now the world is a smaller place and a country that visits attrocities on its own people can reach out and affect the whole world now. The danger is that trying to weight all of the evidence doesn't work when not everyone is willing to live by a common set of rules. The US government and the US people pay reperations to the Japanese Americans who were interned during WW2. We have removed many of the obstacles for African Americans and Native Americans to allow them the same (or similar) rights as all other citizens. Thats why I think that its comparing apples to oranges expecting Saddam and the US to betreated equivalently in the court of public opinion. We can't wait for the guy to actually develop nukes and bring one into the US on a freighter. And based on the recent history of the man I don't honestly believe that he would have any problems doing such a thing (or hlping someone else do it) if he thought he could get away with it. Uptight Ex-Military Republican married to a Commie Lib - How weird is that?
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Chris Austin

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I can't disagree with you on your point Doug. I just want there to be non-war way out of this. quorum pars magna fui
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