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Yeah, never mind the dictator who used chemical weapons against the population of Iraq on multiple occasions. Never mind the invasion of Kuwait, either, the mon
by def_true_false 5y ago
Yeah, never mind the dictator who used chemical weapons against the population of Iraq on multiple occasions. Never mind the invasion of Kuwait, either, the monster in this story was clearly Albright. /s
- qiskit 5y ago> Yeah, never mind the dictator who used chemical weapons against the population of Iraq on multiple occasions. Who was allied with said dictator and provided the chemical weapons to use on iraqis and others? I wonder. Which is more evil. Being an evil dictator or giving the evil dictator chemical weapons? > Never mind the invasion of Kuwait, either, the monster in this story was clearly Albright. /s I don't remember anyone praising saddam. And there is nothing preventing both saddam and albright from being monsters. Saddam and Albright are both monsters. If there is a hell, I'd imagine they are both there right now. Wouldn't you agree?
- def_true_false 5y agoSure, we could call everyone who does something bad a monster. The world is not binary though, everyone is not either a perfect hero or a villain. Unless your point is that Saddam and Albright were equally bad it makes little sense to call them both monsters.
- ajsnigrutin 5y agoOh yeah, and all the weapons of mass destruction iraq had, and all the babies iraqi soldiers killed, right?
- def_true_false 5y agoYeah, one thing being fake surely means all the other stuff is also fake. /s Edit: Here, with sources and all https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraqi_chemical_weapons_program https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraqi_chemical_weapons_program