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Originally Posted by Red Mile Style
So I guess you are unfamiliar with what has happened at Abu Gharib prison then? That was pretty moral.
Let alone the entire war itself, which is an illegal war.
What about lying to the entire world about the weapons of mass destruction they had concrete evidence of?
I'm sorry, you were saying something about the U.S. being morally responsible...
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Almost a word for word quote from the Moonbat left of the their summation of the Iraqi war minus the Oil.
Lets start with the terrible abuses at Abu Gharib.
Brought up by those who love to discredit the war and the US in general. Anti-Americanism tends to be the main motivator. You'd think the Americans were lining up 10's of thousands for gassing. Unfortunately for those that believe this load of stink....The abuses by the Americans at Abu Gharib can be summed up as such: Pink panties on head, naked male pyramid building photo opportunities by real losers who are now behind bars themselves. No torture took place. No one was murdered.
Illigal war. Well considering that Saddam had broken the treaty that hs government signed from the last Gulf War saying that if he did not live up to his end of the bargain the coalitions forces were within their rights to attack makes this point is moot. The UN being useless (anyone truely not beleive that the UN is ineffective in its own mandate now? Dafur?) couldn't sum up enough will power to do what was needed. As a matter of fact they were on Saddam's payroll.
WMD. Well they did find them. 500 of them. To believe that the Bush administration lied about WMD is to believe that the Russian, French, CIA, British intelligence and the UN itself lied about their belief that Saddam had these weapons. Thats ignoring the the startling facts that Saddam harrassed weapons inspectors and then eventually kicked them out. YES, VERY NORMAL governmental procedures when you are NOT hiding something.
But lets not let these things get in the way.