Roxie865
Posted : 10/27/2006 9:41:55 PM
ORIGINAL: ron2
What is ONE good accomplishment of the Iraq war
Kurds and other populations are no longer a victim of genocide as they were under Saddam Hussein, who travelled surrounded by women and children so that no one would take a shot at him. Kuwait can breathea sigh of relief. There are many americans working in Kuwait. Iraq is getting an up-dated power delivery system and modern plumbing. Their roads are being re-built. Women have rights.
People in Iraq can now vote what they want their government to do.
How can those be considered accomplishments when the beneficiaries want us to leave? Ungrateful attitudes towards the U.S. are common from these liberated Iraqis, which irks the living crap out of me. We've spent our tax dollars on liberating them, updating their power systems, plumbing, and rebuilding their roads. Then, they blow it up and we build it all over again. Stupid. I'd be thrilled to help them if they were grateful. Since they're not, I feel no pity for them. A poll was conducted of Iraqi citizens, and the majority want us out. I agree with them, but such an attitude should not come from THEM.
And their government cannot do anything, seeing as how the country is run by the insurgents. Ninety-six U.S. military personel have died this month, with nearly 3,000 total since this ineptly planned war began. That being said, I cannot see any accomplishment whatsoever. I'm blinded by the carnage, destruction, and complete waste of billions of dollars.