Originally posted by KosmikFool Okay, what I said was harsh. I usually don't even say things like that. And I read through some other things on this at cnn.com and kinda started to realize I had been majorly harsh.
Yeah,.. I dont usually follow the current 'fad',... but this time I couldnt resist. I could change one day,. but will probably take a while to earn back certain trusts.
Considering your from NY and probably hold some sorta of personal annimasity towards the middle-eat,.... yes, I suppose probation would be a good description.
Dont let your emotions get the best of you,..... the typical Iraqi family is huddled under their kitchen table right now with what I'm sure seems like the end of the world happening all around them,...
Red Eye Racer, can you go one day without getting into a fight in the forum? All of these threads are littered with your fragmented, poorly written, smiley laden posts. Your constant tit-for-tat arguments are getting really old. Just don't post until you have something to say. And please don't flood my PM box with irate messages again.
Originally posted by milefile Red Eye Racer, can you go one day without getting into a fight in the forum? All of these threads are littered with your fragmented, poorly written, smiley laden posts. Your constant tit-for-tat arguments are getting really old. Just don't post until you have something to say. And please don't flood my PM box with irate messages again.
i dont support the war or not support it, if that makes sense, kind of in the middle, ive been following it quite closely and i have a lot of respect for the soldiers fighting and if in the long run it will help the world by getting rid of sadam then they are doing the right thing in getting rid of him before he does get to out of control. But there will always be some lunatic in the world just like him, just by killing him doesnt mean the problem will go away, theres going to be more.
Thanks, keeno. I think what freaked a lot of people out was that they thought I was talking about the citizens. But whatever - whats done is said and whats said is done.
"In Auckland, New Zealand, a Roman Catholic priest and another man said they used their own blood to make a 3-foot-long cross on the carpet of the U.S. Consul's office after they made an appointment to see the diplomat, purportedly to read him an anti-war statement."
