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Harry · Mar 18th, 2003, 11:12 PM

I'd like to write a long, good post here, but I've seen many of you wrote the things I wanted to write.

So, here are just random throughts. You can't fight terrorism with terrorism. History teaches that you can't export democracy with war; it never worked. Believing that Bush (but more than Bush, all the men and powers he represents) is going to start a war that will cost 200 billion dollars (or even more) for the only interest of bringing democracy to Iraq is naive. Believing that a war against Iraq will stop terrorism is even more naive: sorry, no, it will not save your from fear. After the attack, I think fear will grow bigger and bigger in the next days, months, years and decades.

And I'd like to express all my appreciation for the Pope. No, I'm not catholic, but in these days, this old Man has the stature of a tragic hero. A Man who says that this war will be a "crime", a "defeat for mankind", something "neither morally nor legally justified", a Man that says "never again war" has all my love and respect.

I don't like Saddam, but I also don't like Bush. I don't like the lack of respect for countries like France and Germany. I don't like this war that stinks like a big mountain of shit in the heat of summer.

Mar 18th, 2003, 11:12 PM	#30
Harry Administrator Joined: Jan 2002 Location: Here Posts: 1,222	I'd like to write a long, good post here, but I've seen many of you wrote the things I wanted to write. So, here are just random throughts. You can't fight terrorism with terrorism. History teaches that you can't export democracy with war; it never worked. Believing that Bush (but more than Bush, all the men and powers he represents) is going to start a war that will cost 200 billion dollars (or even more) for the only interest of bringing democracy to Iraq is naive. Believing that a war against Iraq will stop terrorism is even more naive: sorry, no, it will not save your from fear. After the attack, I think fear will grow bigger and bigger in the next days, months, years and decades. And I'd like to express all my appreciation for the Pope. No, I'm not catholic, but in these days, this old Man has the stature of a tragic hero. A Man who says that this war will be a "crime", a "defeat for mankind", something "neither morally nor legally justified", a Man that says "never again war" has all my love and respect. I don't like Saddam, but I also don't like Bush. I don't like the lack of respect for countries like France and Germany. I don't like this war that stinks like a big mountain of shit in the heat of summer.