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Posted 2008-02-19, 04:04 PM
in reply to Titusfied's post starting "What problems aboard? How about 9-11..."
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Titusfied said:
What problems aboard? How about 9-11 and the threat from Al Queda stating it was only the beginning? Do you honestly and sincerely think that if the United States did nothing after that event that we would be better off? Do you honestly and sincerely think that the world with Sadaam Hussein is a better place than it is without it? I understand where you are coming from with certain points, but looking at the overall picture, I can't deny what we did was correct, initially. Now, I agree that it's excessive and taking too long, but initially, I still agree with the decisions that wre made.
There is nothing wrong with being an environmentalist MJ, but when it clouds every waking decision of your life, that's when I personally have a problem with it. It's important, but so are a lot of other issues.
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I was for the war post-9/11. I feel as though I was duped as well as most of the American public. We were wrong. MJ was right. He's an unusually bright kid with an uncanny knack of making good judgements. Surely he's the anti-christ.
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