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Saddam Sentenced to Die

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Where is she tonight anyway? She's awfully quiet through off the Republican bloodbath across the country.

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with all the other little republicans ... nursing their wounds in a bottle of liquor.

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My brother, who is there and several friends do not want you to feel sorry for them. This is their job, he loves being there and requested to go back a third time for this war. So save your sympathies.

somehow I missed this the last time I read it.

I most definitely do not have any sympathy for your brother or his friends. For someone to volunteer to go back into combat like that three times shows definite mental problems. I'd hate to see what these people you speak of would be doing, or where they'd be, with their agressive and violent tendencies if there was no war for them to blow up and kill people with. For people to actually enjoy going to war, that's really frightening and disturbing.

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To whoever said that people said Saddam is a good person and doesn't deserve to die, find some soap and wash your mouth. No one said he's a good person and he deserves to die. The point isen't if he deserves to die, it's if someone has the right to take his life. That's the problem with the death penalty. It's not whether or not people want him or her to die, it's if you really want to give the message that murder is ok. The best way to punish someone is to strip them of everything they have. Dignity. Self worth. Friends. Family. Freedom. Sanity.

I wish people would realize what they're doing to their country with this decision. Because this has become a war far across the borders around Iraq and there WILL be consquenses. It's not an if, it's a when and a where. Not to the people making the decision, but to the innocents who maybe even voted against it.

Every once in a while I wish I lived in the US, until something like this comes along and I thank goodness I live in a tiny town in a country people still think is covered in snow from September until June and where everyone wears viking helmets.

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In the general rant thread Kwing says that about men:"WE need to stick together" and I remember a while back him talking about his wife giving birth. Some people need attention. Or I'm missing something.

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In the general rant thread Kwing says that about men:"WE need to stick together" and I remember a while back him talking about his wife giving birth. Some people need attention. Or I'm missing something.

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:huh: I'm not catching the symbolic nature of the above mentioned post :unsure:

I was talking about Kwing, and the fact that some think he's a woman but from the posts that I read of him he mentioned he was a man. Not important, moving on.

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