The reality of war is, by nature, hellish. There is much

more to warring than the idea of "That man is bad, and he has

nothing more than bad intentions for people that do not ad hear

to his way." By meaning of "more to warring", I mean that there

are more implications than an unjust leader. I can clearly

think of a few reasons not to go to war: Iraq's sovereignty, the

US's place in the world and our duties, the cost of war in both

You have to first realize that as ugly as it may seem, Iraq

is a sovereign nation. As the leader of a sovereign nation

Saddam reserves the right to do what he wants when he wants so

long as it stays within the boarders of his country and that

alone is between Saddam and his people. It is flat out not our

war. We cannot simply take over this country on the basis that

it is an evil harboring nation and that it could, eventually do

harm to other ways of life. Even if it already has in the past,

who are we to predict the future and impose our way of life.

that act alone would consist of arrogance, imperialistic

thought, and a total lack of a global perspective. It is no

in the first place and that they can simply purchase it. To me,

roughly equivalent to a baseball team thinking that it can ten

and children being wasted by the Iraqis or the US, and even if,

Should Saddam attack another country again then we have the

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