Bring The Troops Home NOW!

DirtNaps Suck!

Published on April 19, 2004 By mikimouse In Politics

It's all been a sham. We all are learning it everyday. If you're human (real) and care about human life, ask your leader to bring the troops home now. It's sickening and shameful. Iraq was never a threat to the mighty US. It's a shame what the US has become. Please be reasonable and vote Bush out. Let a fresh liar take the strings.

Comments

Dan Kaschel

on Apr 19, 2004

Better idea. How about you think before you write.

What are we going to do? Call them and be like "nevermind, bring in the troops?" I can't even write more because all your premises are wrong. Not only do you imply that Iraq was never a threat, you imply that anybody who doesn't agree isn't human!

Dogma. Frickin dogma.

~Dan

mikimouse

on Apr 19, 2004

lol. maybe you should read before you write. When did I say that? What I said was that if you're interested in humanity and life in general, try bring an end to the killing. Tell me, what did those kids in Fallujah do to make the US scared? They did nothing and got killed for it. The US doesn't belong in someone else's country as occupiers Dan. Didn't you read the US history books? Man you have no clue and your response was conformist to what your mind really is. But I see you support the madness.

greywar

on Apr 19, 2004

miki you are obviously a troll and this is the only bit of troll-food you will ever get from me. Welcome to the blacklist of retard-hood.

mikimouse

on Apr 19, 2004

Greywar I have a clue who you are and let me say I'm sad to see you see sympathy for human life is 'trolling' to you. It's sad to live around people like you who care not a whit for others and who love to see nations rely on lies and heavy weaponry to subdue a third world nation who were supposed to welcome you with open arms. "Troll food"...Laugh my ass off. The only thing you offer is diarrhetic voidance of thoughtless words.

Dan Kaschel

on Apr 19, 2004

"sympathy for human life is 'trolling' to you."

gee... I wish us bad, mean Americans would stop killing the innocent terrorists and let them kill us the way they deserve.

That was sarcasm, Miki. I just thought I'd clarify.

~Dan

mikimouse

on Apr 19, 2004

Nice of you to do so. If you think about it, terrorists haven't killed any more Americans since 911, and even a while before 911. In fact, one could say that if the US didn't invade Iraq against all military defence logic, the US wouldn't have any more dead from terrorist attacks. It's sad that the over 1100 dead Americans (unlike the heartless powers that be I consider the dead from road accidents and whatnot to be worthy of inclusion of the list of the dead) had to die in foreign lands by the hands of people who don't want them there. The idea that killing people in Iraq is making America safer is insane.

WiseFawn

on Apr 19, 2004

I agree 100%. Let's get Bush out and our troops home!

mikimouse

on May 05, 2004

VERY wise Fawn. Very.

messybuu

on May 05, 2004

I miss how Hussein would kill his own people. That was truly a humane thing to do.

mikimouse

on May 05, 2004

you must be a gore fan with that kind of attitude superbaby. ruthless and cold.

Johnny Masuda

on May 05, 2004

We don't kill innocent people--are Iraqi's people?

mikimouse

on May 05, 2004

i say yes they are people in every sense of the word.

messybuu

on May 05, 2004

you must be a gore fan with that kind of attitude superbaby. ruthless and cold.

I'm with everybody else who knows the U.S. was wrong to stop Hussein from killing his own people.

on May 05, 2004

I do agree it's time to end the way, but not by putting tail between legs and run home. Just do a smooth power transfer, ensure the new Iraq government will run fine, and leave.

dcarst1

on May 05, 2004

Here's my 2 cents....

I really don't think the war in Iraq is making us any safer from terrorism. However it is a situation that makes it very hard for us to just walk away. However....

Near the end of the LBJ administration during Vietnam they asked one of the President's advisors (for the life of me I can't remember who right now) why the United States was in Vietnam. His was response was that we were in Vietnam for 2 specific reasons. 30% of why we were there was to free the people and prevent the spread of communism.....and the other 70% was BECAUSE WE WERE IN VIETNAM. I feel like maybe the same thing is starting to happen in Iraq. The longer we wait to make a decision to leave or stay or whatever, more people are going to die and the harder its going to be to leave without a clear final victory. And I just don't think its realistic to believe that there will be any clear cut final victory any time in the near future. Maybe, and its a big maybe, if we have forces in Iraq through like 2008 we might be able to create order and a stable nation. However its safe to say that in that span of time MANY more Americans will be KIA over there. The real question is whether its worth it for hundreds or thousands more American Soldiers, Sailors and Marines to die 6000 miles from home at the age of 20 to create a stable nation in Iraq. I personally do not think its worth it.

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