mrstickball said:
80% of Americans supported the invasions when they happened. When war was authorized, it passed notable margins in the congress and senate. My point was that we were thrown in the mud for what we did (and rightfully so), now the shoe is on the other foot, and it seems that Europe is happy to be in the position its taking. My arguments should resonate to the fact that unless a country is directly attacking you or an ally that you have previously signed mutual defense treaties with, you should not be involved - no proxy wars, no NFZ's, and so on. |
Thrown in the mud for sure not at the beginning of the war...Only three countries were at the beginning "against' the war in Europe..France, Belgium, Germany and 'against' is a strong word for actually wanting more proof but that didn't help with Bush famous quote 'You are with us or you are against us'... Thrown in the mud happened later... and i agree with the bolded part...Only this war in Libya started with good intentions...If in five years we conclude it was a mistake you may throw so much mud you want to Europe.







