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Gaddafi kills, plunders, blows things and people up- all to enable his agenda.
now Mr. Obama, President non the less-
is answering the same way. (Of course with consent of the world!)
I mean- what is the difference exactly?
Both are using the same means to accomplish.
How is one more righteous then the other?
(At least madman Gaddafi is a sovereign leader trying to keep his grip on power- understandable to the same extent that the US fought a civil war. But now- what is exactly Mr. Obama's justification?)
Go ahead- I really would like full clarification from all. Thank You!
When Obama hires foreign mercinaries to murder his opponents and orders the US military to fire upon US citizens, then the OP will have a point. Until that time, not so much.
Do you really not see the difference between a UN sanctioned international coalition to knockout air and communication systems of a madman bombing his own people and the true act of a terrorist?
It was absurd when liberals called Bush a terrorist and it's absurd when conservatives do the same for Obama.
Do you really not see the difference between a UN sanctioned international coalition to knockout air and communication systems of a madman bombing his own people and the true act of a terrorist?
It was absurd when liberals called Bush a terrorist and it's absurd when conservatives do the same for Obama.
I guess I was "too extreme," forgive me. however-
However- diplomacy and harsh sanctions- and perhaps a stratigic strike somewhat akin to 1986, should certainly be employed before just going and knocking out so many "important," "key" targets. (For a weeks time- nearly!)
Imeant- if you knock out an electric plane- or highway or who knows what of Gaddafi's infrastructure- you are certainly terrorising a populance! (It probably would lead to deaths as well.)
So my strong language should please be understood as giving our Prez, a mark of "F-" on what he has done.
PS- thanks for the gentle undertone of yur response!
Wow, I think some people have been driven over the edge by this.
Do you consider a murderer, and the person who stops the murderer by defending people, morally the same?
Gaddafi is exterminating anyone who is guilty of the crime of disagreeing with him, should everyone sit by as he does this?
I am always amazed by people who screech a wail of horror if powers let nuts like this do horrible things, and then screech a wail of indignation if they do something about it. Can't please some people.
I don't truly think that any one here feels that Gaddafi is an innocent Man, On the contrary he is a evil evil man, and left untouched, who knows what hell his people would have to endure. And others who disagree with his thinking.
I think in his case like the late Hussein power went straight to his brain, and in a evil evil matter. Do we let him go to continue his rein of terror, or try and stop him, but do we stop him for the moment, or are we there for a longer period of time, this is what i truly want to know. Is this war, so many of you are saying yes, so if so, how long should we be there.
Gaddafi kills, plunders, blows things and people up- all to enable his agenda.
now Mr. Obama, President non the less-
is answering the same way. (Of course with consent of the world!)
I mean- what is the difference exactly?
Both are using the same means to accomplish.
How is one more righteous then the other?
(At least madman Gaddafi is a sovereign leader trying to keep his grip on power- understandable to the same extent that the US fought a civil war. But now- what is exactly Mr. Obama's justification?)
Go ahead- I really would like full clarification from all. Thank You!
GoDaffy murdered his way into office, murdered to keep his office, and now murders to stay in office.
Righteous is not the proper word to be used in the same sentence as GoDaffy.
It somehow surprises me to find a Rabbi who can't seem to see beyond his spectacles.
Somewhere in this mix is the State of Israel, the Jewish homeland, the greatest mideastern ally of America.
As with all of Obama's predecessors, the issue of maintaining the preservation of Israel, is surely always, an issue
to be factored into the honest understanding, of why politicians do the things that they do. Like most of us, I
also have apprehension and a tad of anxiety, I worry that we're (America), being tied up too tightly to the mideast,
our resources are spread pretty thin and America in general, is facing other important issues that need attention now,
not down the road. I'm a Vietnam Vet and remember well the way our political leaders led us into a nasty war, scarring
our country for decades, I certainly don't want to see us bogged down in Libya and spearheading the effort to remove
Ghadafy, a deep-rooted tumor, willing ready and able, to join the ranks of Ghengis Kahn, Idi Amin, Pol Pot and the long
list of misfits who've made genocide, their way.
If you feel that any one specific person, is guiding this military action against the Libyan ruler, any one man, making
these decisions, you are wrong. The president acts on behalf of established policy, and they always do what's best for the
bankers, because money is usually the bottom line. Whatever strategy develops in the coming days, will come on the heels
of much deliberation and policy planning, we've got the biggest dog in this fight. As for me, I'm trusting that things will work
out for the Libyan people, I've got a lot of freedom here in hometown USA and it wouldn't bother me at all if they, those many
oppressed Libyans, got a little bit of it too. Besides, I heat my home with oil...
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Yup- Way too extreme- however
It somehow surprises me to find a Rabbi who can't seem to see beyond his spectacles. 
If you feel that any one specific person, is guiding this military action against the Libyan ruler, any one man, making 
