Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: sonz70
Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
He may not have gassed them all... but they are all dead by his hands just the same.
It's amazing to me that someone would be upset that she said all 300,000 were gassed. It's not a secret that he murdered hundreds of thousands of people. So what if he didn't gas them all? Does that make him any less responsible for the other 290,000 dead people because he had them bombed or shot instead of gassed?
Libs go after stuff like this and try to act like the misstatement is more important than the fact that 300,000 people are dead. *ding* One more beloved patriot in the credibility armor.
I think more people, (from other countries) see it as another fumble in a war that had slim reasons for if any. Sort of along the lines of "they don't know why they went to war" in that cateogry people can throw the "they don't even know how many people he killed, which is the new reason of validation for the war". So yes, for the pro-war people, it is just another attack by the "libs" as you like to say, for the people still on the fence about the war, or the ones already against it, it is just another show of the ignorance of the administration that went to war for no reason; and even the reasons they give, (such as; he killed so many ect ect ect) they cannot keep straight.
The irony is; while Bush and his crowd condemn Saddam for killing Iraqis and ruling Iraq with an iron fist, the U.S. military kills Iraqis during Operation Iron Fist in Iraq.
This invasion and occupation has gone on for two years, seven months, and four days. There are varying estimates of the number of Iraqis killed from 17,000 to around 100,000. The U.S. high command itself has estimated that it will take up to 12 years to "pacify" Iraq. Saddam ruled Iraq for decades.
Who will be the final winner in the tally of Iraqi corpses? Saddam or Bush?