[sheltonmac]

Right, there was a catastrophic single attack, and there have been and will be others. How is this war going to stop those, or how would not fighting this war have led to a full-scale war on our soil?

Don't ask questions they can't answer. They'll just call you anti-American and bombard you with "patriotic" rhetoric--along with the obligatory profanity to make their responses seem more credible.

[BykrBayb]

That question has been asked and answered. You choose to continue supporting the enemy. We don't.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

"Don't ask questions they can't answer."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1481117/posts?page=61#61

[Mr. Silverback]

Don't ask questions they can't answer. They'll just call you anti-American and bombard you with "patriotic" rhetoric--along with the obligatory profanity to make their responses seem more credible.

What were the Iraqis doing at Salman Pak? What was Al-Zarqawi doing in an Iraqi hospital? Can a country try to assassinate an American President and not be our enemy?

I'm figuring you won't answer those questons. You can't without giving ground, and the bloated attitude of moral superiority is all you have to back your silly arguments.