But if the best possible scenario ever unfolds, if peace arrives even in Baghdad, if the government becomes truly moderate and representative, if rainbows break out in the skies and the fields fill with smiling children and bunny rabbits, somebody, somewhere, will complain that Iraq has been taken over by the imperial powers of Kentucky Fried Chicken and Starbucks. 21st Century Ernie Pyle Michal Totten, via StarCMC by way of Tennessean4Bush
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Now normally I do not employ personal ridicule, but I was writing in the heat of the moment and I thought it was no less than such a puerile attempt deserved. These people need to be challenged, factually defeated, thrashed, and mocked.
There was a time when common sense was prevalent enough that arguments this absurd would be laughed at on the street. I mean to return to those times, one self-righteous idiot at a time.
From Eject! Eject! Eject!.
By: StarCMC on Tuesday, 18 December 2007
at 10:02 am
Sounds a lot like an old motto I used to hear around Merrill Barracks:
Never walk away from a deficiency
I don’t have the time or the energy to challenge everything.
If there were more of us who gave a rat’s ass the few of us who do wouldn’t have to work at it so hard.
By: cannoneerno4 on Tuesday, 18 December 2007
at 2:29 pm
That is probably because Iraq’s best chance of being secure was through becoming part of an Empire. America didn’t have the necessary Imperial infrastructure, so it was a bit hard on Iraqi women and children being blown up in market places.
That’s the price of not being an Empire for you.
By: ymarsakar on Tuesday, 18 December 2007
at 4:24 pm
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