>You don't overthrow someone that powerful, you get killed for trying as has
>happened for decades.
Most of the uprisings You are refering to were sponsored by iran during the war and performed by Iraqi seperatists, usually Shiite and kurds...
I wonder what would happen if mexican-americans living in New-Mexico started an armed uprising against the US government... How many do You think would die!
>Why is he able to use chemical weapons on his own people and get away with it?
Well actually he didn't, and the US, Britain and even the media are well aware of it.
>How can he invade Kuwait
Because Kuwait were stealing oil from Iraq, and the US gave him the green light!
He didn't realize that Kuwait were promissed protection and some of Iraq oilwells if they suckered Iraq into attacking them.
>or launch missiles into Israel, etc etc.
Yep, that really shows how bad he is!
>The list goes on. He is a dictator through and through.
Except, much of the propaganda against him is not real, and when I keep hearing the same old propaganda that we already know is not true, I am wondering how much of the entire situation we really know about.
Make no mistake there have been countless uprisings in the past against Saddam but they failed. Are you willing to let Saddam build up countless new weapons of mass destruction?
>I think the ONLY way to stop a man like saddam is too use force, come on! what
>if saddam has got weapons of mass-destruction? or developing bio-weapons
>christ! we will all die if he uses them.
>if he finishes developing them and then decides to use them then we would ALL
>say *while choking* "I wish they did something about him years ago".
It is interesting how some people seem to look at Iraq as being populated with silly people, devoid of any normal human capality such as thinking, intelligence and compassion.
>In the past Iraq has asked for the US to take saddam out, now they are going
>to. We have seen on TV the reactions of the Iraqi people and it is a positive
>one. So why should the allied forces not get saddam out?
Sure... Just because You see it on TV is has to be true... remember that nice young woman in 1990, who where crying her way through her account of her experiences in a hospital in Kuwait.... She received standing ovations in the US and it was all a lie...
>Russia obtains most of it's oil from Iraq and has no formal alliance with
>Saudi Arabia.
Why should Russia have any alliance with the country who is responsible for the terrorists in Chechnya?!
>no they can't... why? Because Saddam would just gas the entire region they
>came from again - regardless of who is guilty of the uprise or not.
Just like he did in Halabja... Right!? Except, the people in Halabja died from Iranian Phosgene gas, not Iraqi mustard gas. But hey, as long as it's Saddam Hussein, it doesn't matter if we lie about him... Right! I am just wondering how much are really lies and fabrication.
>There is a time for peaceful resolutions and there is a time for showing that >
>we're not nations to be pissed about with
So it's about national pride more than the iraqi people... Atleast You admit it...
>protesting won't do anything but anger the government, make sure you do
>something that they WILL notice!
In other words, just resign and realize that You live in a democracy which is so perfect, that the 'demos' cannot be allowed to have any influence on policy.