Originally Posted by
gabosaurus
I define a "real" war as one that is fought for a just and necessary cause. During WWII, you had Hitler and the Japanese warlords making territorial acquisitions in order to fulfill their desire for world domination. Their Axis threatened world freedom.
Now, you have Bush making the territorial acquisitions. Iraq is a war started by the Bush administration, without provocation. There is no defined "enemy" and no real threat to world freedom.
Hmmm we have today islamists attacking all over the world (see Gadgets post) We had saddam overrunning kuwait and threatening saudi arabia and other countries. We now have iran trying to get imfluence in iraq and take it over as a puppet state. We have syria trying to take over lebbanon. We have north korea trying to extort money from every country in the world. We have hugo chavez trying to export communism throughout south america. afganhistan harbored bin laden and the taliban are trying to come back. But none of that counts as a just cause for war? All those countries are attempting to make territorial aquisitions.
The enemy is clearly defined. It's islam. islam seeks global domination. But for you there is only one enemy, George Bush.
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