Sure, but you know perfectly well what i meant.70% of iraqis wouldn't ask why we invaded but rather why we took so long.
Why are you treating me like i dont know anything about Iraq?Here are a few facts for you about Iraq.
After all, i unlike most americans can actually point it out and learned things about the world in school :/
Let me tell you some facts,
USA supported Saddam
USA provided Saddam with weapons
USA did nothing when Saddam used his weapons on the kurds
USA did nothing when Saddam oppressed the iraqi people
USA kept supporting Saddam.
Lets now look at today
USA has created more casualties in Iraq than Saddam
More civilians get killed now than under Saddam.
Iraq is less stable now than under Saddam
There are currently almost 5 million Iraqi refugees,
vast majority have fled as a result of the iraqi invasion in 2003
Iraqis are not returning to Iraq, on the contrary people are still fleeing as we speak
USA wanted to fund american contractors using profits from iraqi oil, luckily enough their efforts seems to have failed to some degree. Iraqi oil belongs to Iraq.
USA disastrous mistakes including banning everyone in any way connected to the baath party along with the disbanding of the iraqi military has led to tons of weapons ending up in the wrong hand and a country without any real structure.
Where as the majority of the people surely want to be free from Saddam a vast majority is opposing the american occupation.
A majority of the iraqi population thinks Iraq would be safer if USA left.
A majority of the iraqi population supports a timetable for the withdrawal of US forces
Want me to continue?
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Dont get me wrong, im not saying that nothing good will come out of this whole thing. I certainly hope that Iraq can become an independent stabilized country and that the refugees can once again return home. The iraqi people is happy that Saddam is gone and are hopeful for the future, but they want to make their own future, not have you dictate it for them.
And as i said, no luckily enough iraqi constitution prevented you from using their oil to pay off american contractors, that doesnt mean you didnt try though. If the iraqi war was about liberating the people, why didnt you act when Saddam attacked the kurds? Why did you supply Iraq with weapons? Why did you support Saddams war against Iran that led to over a million casualties? To me the answer is simple, as long as he played ball you had no problem supporting him. You didnt care what weapons he used or what he did to the people of Iraq as long as you got what you wanted. Same thing has happened over and over all around the world through out your violent history.
Does the war lack benefits for the Iraqi people? Of course not. But you didnt go there to find WMDs and you didnt go there to liberate the people of Iraq. Iraq posed no threat to the American people and Saddam wasnt linked to Al-Qaeda. Was removing Saddam a good thing? Sure, but thats hardly all you did and you hardly removed him as a favour to the iraqi people. No one outside of America buys that bull****, and thats the hard solid truth.