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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
I think all of those would be misguided adventures. But I do find it striking that most conservatives are willing to offer democratic principles as a post hoc justification for what has already been done and yet have nothing to say about all of the ways that George Bush has fallen short in the continuing struggle for freedome around the world. It's like they don't really give a shit about democracy, really.
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In case you haven't noticed our resources are stretched a little thin. Soon as we wrap up Iraq we will keep up the march. However, I am confused with your position. Have we spent too much money and resources on providing elections in Iraq and in Afghanistan, or do we need to spend more? Are there some other countrys that we haven't invaded yet to set up democracies that we should? Syria, Iran, North Korea - or do you think that some how we can get democracy to sprout there on there own with out using force, and we just haven't done we needs to be done to make that happen?
