George Bush admits Iraq Invasion was unjustified

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1 hour ago, dit said:

That's because the war is still too intense to sentence and charge anyone. Hopefully when it is over the people who did the atrocities in Ukraine will be charged by the international court.

 

But nobody is going to be sentenced to anything except the generals or soldiers Ukraine managed to capture on its own soil (which are going to be rather isolated cases). This is not like WW2 when the Allies stormed to Berlin to get the Nazis, nobody is going to Moscow/ into Russian territory to get the higher ups in the army or the regular soldiers that commited attrocities.

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11 hours ago, Borisapillar said:

This made me so uncomfortable. I think he probably does feel unthinkable guilt. It’s so sad and so disturbing.

Make no mistake, Bush still explicitly stands by his decision to invade Iraq. 

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Apparently he misspoke and was going to say Ukraine...the former is still true though.

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i hope he knows hes not forgiven

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3 hours ago, dit said:

That's because the war is still too intense to sentence and charge anyone. Hopefully when it is over the people who did the atrocities in Ukraine will be charged by the international court.

That said, please do not only limit what happened in Iraq to Abu Ghraib. The atrocities are countless. Some have been charged, others havnt. Yesterday I read about a 14 year old Iraqi girl who was gang violated by 4 US military men while her parents where in the other room being beaten to death by the military men. After that they shot and killed her mother and father and 4 year old sister and then they shot her multiple times and burned her body.

The US military is scum on earth and what they did in Iraq is beyond barbaric and goes beyond just Abu Ghrab sadly. 

The countless stories I’ve read about the atrocities the US military has committed are so heartbreaking. Literal terrorists. 

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16 hours ago, Ronnie said:

75…. Trumps age. And damn near Biden’s age. We should not be electing presidents that are elderly. We need an age cap just like we have an age minimum. 

Is Bush Running again?

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1 minute ago, Economy said:

Is Bush Running again?

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4 minutes ago, Ronnie said:

To be fair, @Economy isn't American and the way you phrased it makes it sound like he might be running. It isn't very clear that your statement is just running parallels between his mental age now is the same age as our current president and our past president and that you're generalizing to say people in their 70s shouldn't be president. 

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1 minute ago, TortureMeOnReplay said:

To be fair, @Economy isn't American and the way you phrased it makes it sound like he might be running. It isn't very clear that your statement is just running parallels between his mental age now is the same age as our current president and our past president and that you're generalizing to say people in their 70s shouldn't be president. 

@Ronnie exactly the way he threw his name in that statement threw me off. he said we shouldn't be electing presidents at this age... Bush was a lot younger when he was president not in his 70s

 

So by putting that name with the others it made it sound like he might be running again or something lol

 

If he was like in his 50s or whatever when he was President why use him in a sentence like that

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Just now, Economy said:

@Ronnie exactly the way he threw his name in that statement threw me off. he said we shouldn't be electing presidents at this age... Bush was a lot younger when he was president not in his 70s

 

So by putting that name with the others it made it sound like he might be running again or something lol

 

If he was like in his 50s or whatever when he was President why use him in a sentence like that

I was using him as an example because he's clearly losing his mind as well and people that old should not be in charge of this country, period. I'll edit it now so the people that don't understand what I'm trying to say will get it.

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1 minute ago, Economy said:

@Ronnie exactly the way he threw his name in that statement threw me off. he said we shouldn't be electing presidents at this age... Bush was a lot younger when he was president not in his 70s

 

So by putting that name with the others it made it sound like he might be running again or something lol

 

If he was like in his 50s or whatever when he was President why use him in a sentence like that

I think he means that Bush being mentally old at 75 just is a generalization that people in their 70s aren't in the best mental state. And thus people in their 70s shouldn't be president. The fact that Bush was president is only relevant in the fact that him NOW is the same age as our sitting president. Their statement just isn't very concise but I get what they mean if I'm correct in my assumption. 

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14 hours ago, AnnaNicoleSmith said:

He made the biggest mistake of his life, imagine waking up everyday being Bush, or Obama for that matter. Killing innocent people, to me is unimaginable. Imagine waking up as Clinton, all these people are weirdly praised but they are very very disturbing

they're psychopaths, they don't know remorse