Turned up to the student anti-war rally. That is the population of Scotch College. One school. The total student population (secondary and tertiary) of Melbourne would be well into the hundreds of thousands. Surely this is proof that it is the vocal minority that is against the war. Vast minority at that. Yes, it would be hard for secondary students to 'wag' school to attend the rally, but what about tertiary? Good on the kids going out and being proactive and protesting against something they don't agree with, but the mentality of these people was summed up by the chant "Hey Bush, how many kids have you killed today?". Since when was Bush a child-killer?
As I said, good on them, but these kids have been brainwashed into thinking that America is the enemy, the nation which turn its missles onto an 'innocent' country in order to invade them. What about Iraq? Remember 1990-91?
I'm for the war in the event Iraq has got weapons of mass destruction. And it does appear they do. So war is inevitable. And for the sake of global security, it is imperative that Hussein is toppled.
One last point, anti-war protesters seem convinced America as a whole is trigger-happy. They saved a deadly war against Cuba by being incredibly insistent to find a diplomatic solution. That will be the same case with North Korea in the near future. But Iraq has a proven track record of aggression, and all dimplotic solutions have seemingly been met with contempt on Iraq's behalf. There really isn't a choice whether we like it or not.
As I said, good on them, but these kids have been brainwashed into thinking that America is the enemy, the nation which turn its missles onto an 'innocent' country in order to invade them. What about Iraq? Remember 1990-91?
I'm for the war in the event Iraq has got weapons of mass destruction. And it does appear they do. So war is inevitable. And for the sake of global security, it is imperative that Hussein is toppled.
One last point, anti-war protesters seem convinced America as a whole is trigger-happy. They saved a deadly war against Cuba by being incredibly insistent to find a diplomatic solution. That will be the same case with North Korea in the near future. But Iraq has a proven track record of aggression, and all dimplotic solutions have seemingly been met with contempt on Iraq's behalf. There really isn't a choice whether we like it or not.






