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beckyromero · 36-40, F
Once again - Iraq had an obligation to allow weapons inspectors in. It refused. Hence the use of force under then-existing UN resolutions.
Saddam Hussein was irrational. He was like the convicted felon on parole refusing to let his parole officer inside his apartment to make sure he didn't have a weapon stashed somewhere inside even though the felon may have disposed on the weapon. The felon STILL has an obligation to let the parole officer in - and if he still refuses he can expect the door to be broken down.
Saddam Hussein was irrational. He was like the convicted felon on parole refusing to let his parole officer inside his apartment to make sure he didn't have a weapon stashed somewhere inside even though the felon may have disposed on the weapon. The felon STILL has an obligation to let the parole officer in - and if he still refuses he can expect the door to be broken down.
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
@beckyromero Iraq didn't refuse. Hanz glitz - we lied and people died.


