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Originally Posted by timmgirvan
Apparently we didn't discover their intolerance until we got rid of their ANIMAL dictator, and we haven't fixed their plumbing and lighting quickly enough....so Curly,Larry and Moe are gonna sit down in the near future and come to a consensus on fixing Iraq. Of course...they can't fiqure out how to adequately dress their women to protect them from Zealots. And I forgot that Mohammed said women are tools of Satan! The reason for saving the nutjobs from themselves is suddenly fading...
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I think the issue is valid but the presentation flawed! It's easy to sit around and lament over the mistakes of others, but the more productive endeavor would be to come up with ways to make the world a better place. The sad part of this thread is how quickly folks react by reducing the Iraqi people to "animals" and other subhuman terms...not really helpful guys! Should America sit around and self-flagellate 24x7? I don't see any value in that...but at the same time, the unequal distribution of wealth and resources is at the root of many world issues...and even deeper is the mindset of "me and mine and the hell with everybody else!" The simple truth lies in the fact that we are all one...all connected...only as strong as the weakest among us, only as wealthy as the poorest, only as well as the sickest! From poverty, deprivation and physical pain comes despair, hopelessness and anger! From anger comes hatred and violence...death and destruction...so it is and so has it always been! A favorite quote that I always recall, "a hero is a person who sees the world as it is but lives as if it were as it should be"...we need more heroes! Finding fault in others won't help and no person can change the world him/her self...all we can do is stay true to what is right...not some "religious" doctrine or narcissistic imposition of superiority...again, we are all connected!