No, an accurate analogy. I know you don't like to hear it, but it's true. Going to war with Iraq didn't stop sanctions. Stopping the sanctions stopped the sanctions. You'll probably have trouble with that logic but I'm not sure why.
Going to war with Iraq didn't stop sanctions. Stopping the sanctions stopped the sanctions. You'll probably have trouble with that logic but I'm not sure why. [/B]
Well, then the US Army didn't kill any Iraqis. Their own bodies did.
I understand the logic, it's asinine.
The war stopped the sanctions. Or, rather, to satisfy your fatuous logic, the war caused the UN nations in power to vote to end the sanctions.
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Originally posted by groverat
When did I ever say that Iraq had WMD and that Iraq was a threat to the US?
Kind of like cornering me into "admitting" that I'm heterosexual and like Chinese food. BUSTED!
Yes we know from previous threads that it's ok if they didn't exist and Bush may have lied about it.
Originally posted by groverat
It would be an analogy, yes, and a terrible one.
No, an accurate analogy. I know you don't like to hear it, but it's true. Going to war with Iraq didn't stop sanctions. Stopping the sanctions stopped the sanctions. You'll probably have trouble with that logic but I'm not sure why.
Going to war with Iraq didn't stop sanctions. Stopping the sanctions stopped the sanctions. You'll probably have trouble with that logic but I'm not sure why. [/B]
Well, then the US Army didn't kill any Iraqis. Their own bodies did.
I understand the logic, it's asinine.
The war stopped the sanctions. Or, rather, to satisfy your fatuous logic, the war caused the UN nations in power to vote to end the sanctions.
Originally posted by groverat
The war stopped the sanctions. Or, rather, to satisfy your fatuous logic, the war caused the UN nations in power to vote to end the sanctions.
Talk about poor logic, a nuclear war would have done the same thing but the nuclear war would have been overkill.
Originally posted by groverat
bunge:
Well, then the US Army didn't kill any Iraqis. Their own bodies did.
I understand the logic, it's asinine.
The war stopped the sanctions. Or, rather, to satisfy your fatuous logic, the war caused the UN nations in power to vote to end the sanctions.
But ( once again ) it isn't what this war was sold on.
That negates any positive effects right there!