Originally posted by: tnitsuj
Originally posted by: RichardE
Originally posted by: Aimster
Originally posted by: RichardE
Originally posted by: Looney
Originally posted by: RichardE
Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc
Originally posted by: Meuge
You can be killed with a rock... especially if it turns out to be a frag grenade. But do you realize that what's more revolting is the incredibly blind hatred and utter stupidity that leads a teenager to grab a rock and run up to heavily armed soldiers to throw it at them. Talk about teenage complex of invincibility.
Well, the kids do live in THEIR country being occupied by foreign forces. What should they throw . . . roses and halaqeem? It's not like the kids can engage in much dialogue b/c the undocumented aliens don't know the local language.
Meh..more suicide by armed forces, become a martyr go to heaven, woot woot, go Islam!! :roll:
You're creating these 'martyrs'. When they grow up to start throwing grenades and strapping bombs to themselves, you're going to wonder how it came to be. And it's easy, it's happening because of now. Without the invasion, these kids would grow up to hate Saddam, not America.
The middle east hated America already, it is the great evil remember. The hate didn't start on 9/11
I don't think the people of Iraq hated America.
There is no evidence to suggest they hated America.
If anything Iraq was a silent country that was forced to do whatever their leader wanted them to do.
US-Israeli relations never hurt anything in that area huh? As well, when you consider the evidence that most terrorist/insurgents/enemy soldiers are comming from Iran/Saudi Arabia/Egypt ect, the fact remains this is is the collomation of many decades of hate, the only difference is that now they can strike the US because the US is in there home, not seperated by a massive ocean and a another continent. I am sure if they had the capabilities to actually attack america (see 9/11 whe they were able to) everyday they would have. The major difference between now and than? America is easily accessible, and you are able to attack relatively easily.
That isn't true. Most of the insurgents in Iraq are locals.
The leaders who make the insuregency are not.