Being occupied by a foreign military power. Can it get a lot more oppressive than that?
The prescense of a foreign military power does not automatically equal oppression. I think the fact that you can't understand that may be your problem. Do you understand oppression is what was happening to the people of Iraq before the invasion? I will give you the majority of occupations in history have been oppressive ones. That may be why you cannot see that this one is not.Do you consider people being allowed to form their own political system oppression? I would like a straightforward answer to that but I doubt I'll get it. You'll prolly go sideways on this. Which will prove that you just have a a desire to bash. But in reality allowing people a voice and freedom cannot be considered oppression by any definition.
When you can tell me that having a foreign army conducting military operations inside a country is not de facto oppressive.
You have this annoying habit of turning discussions into personal attacks against the person making a statement. You talk about 'my desire to bash'. I described the reality of the situation, the occupation, and asked a question about it. A question that you did not answer in your lengthy rant on my character and motivations. My character or motivation have nothing to do with the truth of the matter. To answer it you'd need to find out what Iraqis think about the occupation.
You state the Iraqis are not oppressed by your standard. But your standard is not germaine (or janet) to the discussion. Do Iraqis as a population think the occupation is oppressive? That is the issue.
Your attempts at euphamism are shoddy at best. Just like you mother's screams were when I fucked her ass last night! The cunt liked it!
"Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives."John Stuart MillAmerica is the only country that went from barbarism to decadence without civilization in between.Oscar WildeHe who dies with the most toys is nonetheless dead.
