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They take every opportunity to make promises to extend their power, and then after the election they turn their backs on the people they represent, send constituents' children to die in contrived wars, and ignore their oaths of office. These men and women are traitors and murderers, and deserve the same fate as the worst of the convicted Nazis.
If they want me to believe their goals, they must use legal methods under the limitations of the constitution. They haven't done this in several generations.
well-intentioned people who believe, deep down
inside, that we should export freedom and plant
the seeds of representative democracy across the
face of the world, because it is right. . these may not
have been the actual motivations for attacking
Afghanistan and Iraq, but many -- including many
who lost their lives -- thought so. . and think so.
stopping u.s. enemies before they reach our shores
is the other real, well-intentioned rationale. . since we
have "decided" to discard our national devotion to
deterrence, this has new importance. -- j
p.s. whimper.
I am very sorry about your brother-in-law and others who died or were injured in an action that was nothing more than war for profit and power.
proof. . well, some didn't go to Syria, cuz they stayed
behind and killed my brother-in-law. . in Iraq. -- j