Yes but do you bow to our will, or do we bow to yours? ;)

Neither of those will happen, and it is for that reason that we've each gone our own ways on the issue. :(

Those who oppose action don't think Iraq is a risk to anyone, but the Iraqi people (sad that since they are thought to be the only ones at risk that action isn't deemed necessary). We, on the other hand, disagree with that asessment.

If we truly believe that Iraq poses a risk, can you honestly expect us to do any less than act? We believe there is danger, but you tell us their isn't and that's proof enough?

The anti-action movement isn't willing to believe the coalition on the issue, but the coalition should believe them?

[ 03-25-2003, 07:45 AM: Message edited by: Ronn_Bman ]

Ronn that was not my point.

Attalus was saying a majority of people find this war justified. I just changed the perspective to show that it was not the case.