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Thoughts on Bush's Address

  Author:  16155  Category:(Debate) Created:(3/18/2003 1:20:00 PM)
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In Bush's address last night he told Saddan that him and his sons have 48 hours to get out of Iraq. But then where will they go? A member of the goverment said "away", but where is "away"? No other country is going to want him there and lets say he does find some small inferior country that will let him stay, then he could just take it over and start this process over again!

He also mentioned that the US government will help the Iraqi people post war by giving them food, medications, etc. But where is the US going to get this money to help ANOTHER country? Our budget deficite is already in the trillions. I think that before we start helping other countries, that our government should look to us first. There are THOUSANDS of people living on the streets starving and dying everyday from unknown diseases but we're not running to their aide, so why must we be a hero for a country that hates us already to begin with? Are we trying to make up for the fact that 'oh yea we killed thousands of your people, some ur sisters, mothers, brothers...so we're just gonna come in and help you put your life that OUR military destroyed back together'.

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Date: 3/18/2003 3:31:00 PM  From Authorid: 27270    I never have agreed with spending our $ to rebuild a country after we bomb it (kinda defeats the purpose, don't ya think?)-but I assume the govt. does it out of concern for the civilians. And while that might help them, it also relieves their own govt. from having to pick up the tab for what was ultimately their own fault. I agree, we have too many people starving here who get no help. As far as Saddam and sons leaving the country.....wellllll.....no one ever promised him amnesty. We NEVER said we wouldn't come after him NO MATTER WHERE HE WENT.......  
Date: 3/18/2003 5:57:00 PM  From Authorid: 17204    I liked his speech, I thought he was clear, consise, and to the point. But good point, I don't know where were getting the moeny for all this from....but either way...it's happening.  

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