Quote Originally Posted by fishman3811
America isnt hated because they are the big dogs in this world ,they are hated and considered the biggest threat to world peace since Hitler.So hows that P4B you like being the worlds new Germany?But what do u guys care since Saddam was threat to the U.S and had to be dealt with.Even though they were virtually defenseless 10 years of sanctions will usually do that to a country.Iraq was no more of a threat to America than Canada is.But naw you guys had to bring the hammer down on a country that couldnt defend itself kinda like Germany invading Poland.But at least Germany took control of the situation after the invasion of Poland you guys cant control a bunch of kids with AK-47s and home made bombs.
Keep in mind, though, that the German's managed to institute such effective control because unlike the Americans, they threw all human rights out the window. I'm sure the U.S. could control Iraq rather effectively if they just arbitrarily kicked down any door they pleased, shot anybody who breathed a word of resentment, and imprisoned anybody and everybody who didn't have the right political views. (although they definately do this to a degree, but not the full degree that's necessary for total supression).
Also, Iraq is surrounded by muslim nations sympathetic to the insurgent cause. Nations that are well equiped, well funded, and driven by religious fanaticism. I wouldn't say the Polish resistance had the same advantage.




Now as for the topic at hand, busting partygoers for, you know... being human; well that's clearly bullshit driven by ignorant religious fanaticism. But, it would seem hypocritical to wage war on a regime for impossing their morality on the populace, when the very act of invasion for that reason would be imposing our morality on them. It's like "how dare you force your morals on others! Our morals say that's wrong, so we're forcing them on you!"
Gandalf_The_Grey Reviewed by Gandalf_The_Grey on . Iranian police arrest partygoers Police in Iran say they have arrested 20 young people at a party in the city of Karaj, north-west of the capital Tehran, on Wednesday night. More than 200 people were arrested a week ago in the same city for attending an illegal rock concert. Parties, attended by members of both sexes, and where alcohol is consumed, are illegal in Iran. The Iranian authorities have in recent months increased their enforcement of what is deemed to be moral behaviour. Dress codes for women have been Rating: 5