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Drew · 10-11-2004, 10:09 PM

If someone came to me and asked me to trade the lives of 1,000 brave soldiers for the lives of millions of innocent civilians, I wouldn't be likely to hesitate before accepting. I know that not one of those soldiers died in vain or for a cause that was unjust. I don't care why we went there or whose toes we stepped on to get there. The bottom line is that those soldiers saved hundreds of thousands, possibly even millions (Saddam was on track to break being responsible for over 2 million deaths within the next decade) of lives and that's where we are now. No one can change anything prior to where we are right now.

And anyway, when did the ACLU tote bag Liberals decide that American lives were more valuable than the lives of any other human beings?

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Drew is Offline 2nd Lieutenant Posts: 3,292 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Myrtle Beach, SC	10-11-2004, 10:09 PM If someone came to me and asked me to trade the lives of 1,000 brave soldiers for the lives of millions of innocent civilians, I wouldn't be likely to hesitate before accepting. I know that not one of those soldiers died in vain or for a cause that was unjust. I don't care why we went there or whose toes we stepped on to get there. The bottom line is that those soldiers saved hundreds of thousands, possibly even millions (Saddam was on track to break being responsible for over 2 million deaths within the next decade) of lives and that's where we are now. No one can change anything prior to where we are right now. And anyway, when did the ACLU tote bag Liberals decide that American lives were more valuable than the lives of any other human beings? Chairperson, Coastal Carolina Students for Ron Paul 2008