Why is civil disobedience OK for health care but not a war?
Q. Radio talk show host LauraI Ingrahamam called for "civil disobedience" and "conscientious objection" to the health care reform bill and said that going to jail for not being insured would be"honorable". Yet, her call screenerer laughed when I called to ask what she thought of conscientious objectors who were jailed when they refused to be drafted and go to the Vietnam war.
Asked by unknown - Thu Nov 12 14:26:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its Ok to spend more than a trillion dollars to send thousands of young men to die in Iraq but not OK to spend it on Americans dying from lack of healthcare...
Answered by Wiseguy - Thu Nov 12 14:32:23 2009
Q. Radio talk show host LauraI Ingrahamam called for "civil disobedience" and "conscientious objection" to the health care reform bill and said that going to jail for not being insured would be"honorable". Yet, her call screenerer laughed when I called to ask what she thought of conscientious objectors who were jailed when they refused to be drafted and go to the Vietnam war.
Asked by unknown - Thu Nov 12 14:26:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its Ok to spend more than a trillion dollars to send thousands of young men to die in Iraq but not OK to spend it on Americans dying from lack of healthcare...
Answered by Wiseguy - Thu Nov 12 14:32:23 2009
What are some modern examples of Civil Disobedience other than the ones in Iran?
Q. I am writing a paper on Civil Disobedience in modern society, and I need some other examples. Anywhere in the world.
Asked by A p - Tue Dec 22 02:25:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jury nullification: The law says one thing but the jury says (in effect) "Oh no you di'nt" Student sit-ins
Answered by sheldonlinker - Tue Dec 22 02:32:10 2009
Q. I am writing a paper on Civil Disobedience in modern society, and I need some other examples. Anywhere in the world.
Asked by A p - Tue Dec 22 02:25:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jury nullification: The law says one thing but the jury says (in effect) "Oh no you di'nt" Student sit-ins
Answered by sheldonlinker - Tue Dec 22 02:32:10 2009
What are two modern examples of Civil Disobedience?
Q. I am doing some research on civil disobedience and I want to write about two modern examples of people who have excersied civil disobedience and why these movements were or were not effective. Thanks for the help!
Asked by sporty_chic_077 - Sun Sep 23 15:29:12 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Best known 20th century examples were Prohibition (people who didn't normally drink started drinking in protest) and the burning of draft cards in the late 1960s and early '70s. The defeat of Prohibition showed that civil disobedience worked. Come to think of it, it was the repeated and constant civil demonstrations against Viet Nam that got us out of there so it worked then, too. Oh, and civil disobedience got India its freedom from Great Britiain. (See Gandhi) Oh, and civil disobedience toppled the communist government in Poland. (See Lech Walesa and Solidarity) The next example we might have of civil disobedience working could be when all the uninsured Americans strike for health care. That is coming. Who said civil… [cont.]
Answered by loryntoo - Sun Sep 23 15:40:53 2007
Q. I am doing some research on civil disobedience and I want to write about two modern examples of people who have excersied civil disobedience and why these movements were or were not effective. Thanks for the help!
Asked by sporty_chic_077 - Sun Sep 23 15:29:12 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Best known 20th century examples were Prohibition (people who didn't normally drink started drinking in protest) and the burning of draft cards in the late 1960s and early '70s. The defeat of Prohibition showed that civil disobedience worked. Come to think of it, it was the repeated and constant civil demonstrations against Viet Nam that got us out of there so it worked then, too. Oh, and civil disobedience got India its freedom from Great Britiain. (See Gandhi) Oh, and civil disobedience toppled the communist government in Poland. (See Lech Walesa and Solidarity) The next example we might have of civil disobedience working could be when all the uninsured Americans strike for health care. That is coming. Who said civil… [cont.]
Answered by loryntoo - Sun Sep 23 15:40:53 2007
Why is civil disobedience not morally justified?
Q. I am debating tomorrow and can not find any information for why civil disobedience is bad! Some of you all are in debate also and I would appreciate if you all could give me some websites as well to where I could find some information on this. Thanks so much!
Asked by msalyssuh - Sun Dec 13 15:37:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep in mind, civil = non-violent in the use of the word there. The only reason I could see it being not morally justified was if it was a reaction against the moral status quo. Galileo vs the Church could probably be used as an example..albeit it's a stretch.
Answered by Andrew - Sun Dec 13 15:48:47 2009
Q. I am debating tomorrow and can not find any information for why civil disobedience is bad! Some of you all are in debate also and I would appreciate if you all could give me some websites as well to where I could find some information on this. Thanks so much!
Asked by msalyssuh - Sun Dec 13 15:37:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Keep in mind, civil = non-violent in the use of the word there. The only reason I could see it being not morally justified was if it was a reaction against the moral status quo. Galileo vs the Church could probably be used as an example..albeit it's a stretch.
Answered by Andrew - Sun Dec 13 15:48:47 2009
What are some problem with civil disobedience?
Q. What are some problems with civil disobedience? Can you connect theories from Threau and King Jr with this, with support information? What exactly is civil disobedience, it's too broad of a word.
Asked by guru - Thu Sep 14 03:14:32 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It costs tax payers too much money in police overtime :)
Answered by Peter S - Thu Sep 14 03:18:51 2006
Q. What are some problems with civil disobedience? Can you connect theories from Threau and King Jr with this, with support information? What exactly is civil disobedience, it's too broad of a word.
Asked by guru - Thu Sep 14 03:14:32 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It costs tax payers too much money in police overtime :)
Answered by Peter S - Thu Sep 14 03:18:51 2006
Why would Gandhi's methods of civil disobedience work today?
Q. I need a few reasons that are good in stating why his peaceful civil disobedience would work today.
Asked by Aric T - Wed Dec 10 15:49:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds to me like it would be easier arguing why it wouldn't work. You seem to haven't gotten the harder arguement. Well, for one those who were against peaceful civil disobedience would be seen as the bad guys and popular opinion would rise against them giving those protesting peacefully more power. People respond differently when they are told to attack peaceful protesting groups then when they are told to attack say a group of soldiers or rebels. Human compassion and guilt being the allies of those who advocate peaceful disobedience. However I could argue right back that if the media was controlled by your enemy and if they made you out as bad guys, the public opinion would no longer be on your side and you would have almost no… [cont.]
Answered by hockeyfan29 - Wed Dec 10 15:59:43 2008
Q. I need a few reasons that are good in stating why his peaceful civil disobedience would work today.
Asked by Aric T - Wed Dec 10 15:49:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds to me like it would be easier arguing why it wouldn't work. You seem to haven't gotten the harder arguement. Well, for one those who were against peaceful civil disobedience would be seen as the bad guys and popular opinion would rise against them giving those protesting peacefully more power. People respond differently when they are told to attack peaceful protesting groups then when they are told to attack say a group of soldiers or rebels. Human compassion and guilt being the allies of those who advocate peaceful disobedience. However I could argue right back that if the media was controlled by your enemy and if they made you out as bad guys, the public opinion would no longer be on your side and you would have almost no… [cont.]
Answered by hockeyfan29 - Wed Dec 10 15:59:43 2008
What is the underlying goal of protesters who use civil disobedience as a tactic?
Q. What is the underlying goal of protesters who use civil disobedience as a tactic? a. They want to illustrate their desire to overthrow the American system, which they believe to be thoroughly flawed. b. They want to use passive resistance to disobey what they believe to be an unjust law and to bring attention to a cause. c. They intend to frustrate the citizens as a form of retribution against them for discriminatory practices. d. They want to challenge the legal system by flooding the courts with arrests and minor criminal cases. e. They want to create a sharp divide and create tensions in order to bring attention to the cause.
Asked by Tu Nguyen - Sat Jun 5 00:54:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. b
Answered by rabidkitty - Sat Jun 5 00:56:31 2010
Q. What is the underlying goal of protesters who use civil disobedience as a tactic? a. They want to illustrate their desire to overthrow the American system, which they believe to be thoroughly flawed. b. They want to use passive resistance to disobey what they believe to be an unjust law and to bring attention to a cause. c. They intend to frustrate the citizens as a form of retribution against them for discriminatory practices. d. They want to challenge the legal system by flooding the courts with arrests and minor criminal cases. e. They want to create a sharp divide and create tensions in order to bring attention to the cause.
Asked by Tu Nguyen - Sat Jun 5 00:54:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. b
Answered by rabidkitty - Sat Jun 5 00:56:31 2010
How does the action of hebrew midwives show the legitimacy of civil disobedience like the civil right movement?
Q. How does the action of Hebrew midwives demonstrate the legitimacy of civil disobedience such as the civil rights movement?
Asked by chicken_spicy - Wed Jan 14 21:54:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. answer: they were ordered to kill all male children 2 yrs and under or report who had male children 2 yrs and under. The refusal to do so in the story of Moses was about the women going against orders of the government (Pharaoh) and disobeying him because his orders were unjust. Treating people as second class citizens was unjust.
Answered by Aravah - Wed Jan 14 22:00:44 2009
Q. How does the action of Hebrew midwives demonstrate the legitimacy of civil disobedience such as the civil rights movement?
Asked by chicken_spicy - Wed Jan 14 21:54:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. answer: they were ordered to kill all male children 2 yrs and under or report who had male children 2 yrs and under. The refusal to do so in the story of Moses was about the women going against orders of the government (Pharaoh) and disobeying him because his orders were unjust. Treating people as second class citizens was unjust.
Answered by Aravah - Wed Jan 14 22:00:44 2009
What do you think about civil disobedience?
Q. Do you think civil disobedience is acceptable in a democratic government? When and why?
Asked by firecrackerjt - Fri Dec 7 12:34:01 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Civil disobedience is absolutely necessary to maintain a public voice against the corruption of power. It has been used throughout history as a means of bringing public attention to abuses of civil rights and liberties. Ironically, in many cases the only way to attain/maintain the right of civil disobedience is to practice civil disobedience. Read Thoreau's Civil Disobedience and Life Without Principles. In response to the Chief, I'm willing to bet an awful lot of people "looked stupid" to others when they protested against the abuses of the British in India, the Nazi's in Germany, or the Jim Crow laws in the U.S. Of course, they were right, and they were often killed for their disobedience, so "looking stupid" wasn't their only… [cont.]
Answered by Stephen S - Fri Dec 7 13:04:24 2007
Q. Do you think civil disobedience is acceptable in a democratic government? When and why?
Asked by firecrackerjt - Fri Dec 7 12:34:01 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Civil disobedience is absolutely necessary to maintain a public voice against the corruption of power. It has been used throughout history as a means of bringing public attention to abuses of civil rights and liberties. Ironically, in many cases the only way to attain/maintain the right of civil disobedience is to practice civil disobedience. Read Thoreau's Civil Disobedience and Life Without Principles. In response to the Chief, I'm willing to bet an awful lot of people "looked stupid" to others when they protested against the abuses of the British in India, the Nazi's in Germany, or the Jim Crow laws in the U.S. Of course, they were right, and they were often killed for their disobedience, so "looking stupid" wasn't their only… [cont.]
Answered by Stephen S - Fri Dec 7 13:04:24 2007
Will there be a lot of civil disobedience if Obamacare passes?
Q. Would millions simply refuse to participate? Civil disobedience was very popular in the '60s, is it going to make a return?
Asked by Richard L C - Fri Sep 25 16:53:19 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hopefully... I plan on refusing...Consider this...I have health insurance, I pay $45 a check for it...I use it very rarely...now what happens when this thing passes, and my insurance company goes under(or I decide I no longer want insurance) because it can't compete...and I no longer have a qualified plan...but I don't want government run healthcare because I don't want health insurance anymore(I'm thinking of dropping mine anyways because I rarely use it...Like once every couple years...And the few times I've needed but I didn't have it, I told them to bill me and I paid...)so either I am forced to get something I don't want or I get charged a tax(call it a mandate if you want...)but I have trouble paying my taxes when they come anyways,… [cont.]
Answered by ninebr8kr - Fri Sep 25 17:12:09 2009
Q. Would millions simply refuse to participate? Civil disobedience was very popular in the '60s, is it going to make a return?
Asked by Richard L C - Fri Sep 25 16:53:19 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hopefully... I plan on refusing...Consider this...I have health insurance, I pay $45 a check for it...I use it very rarely...now what happens when this thing passes, and my insurance company goes under(or I decide I no longer want insurance) because it can't compete...and I no longer have a qualified plan...but I don't want government run healthcare because I don't want health insurance anymore(I'm thinking of dropping mine anyways because I rarely use it...Like once every couple years...And the few times I've needed but I didn't have it, I told them to bill me and I paid...)so either I am forced to get something I don't want or I get charged a tax(call it a mandate if you want...)but I have trouble paying my taxes when they come anyways,… [cont.]
Answered by ninebr8kr - Fri Sep 25 17:12:09 2009
What act of Civil Disobedience did Emiliano Zapata perform?
Q. im doing a project for school involving civil disobedience and i have been assigned Emiliano Zapata. I have a book on this guy, and ive searched the hell out of the interwebs but i cant find any big things he did that didnt involve violence. Help Pplz :[
Asked by thisbecharlie - Sun May 31 17:54:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you've probably visited that site but i think it might be forging a rebellion/army of sorts... but i dont know if thats really a civil disobedience
Answered by irishRVA89 - Sun May 31 18:00:27 2009
Q. im doing a project for school involving civil disobedience and i have been assigned Emiliano Zapata. I have a book on this guy, and ive searched the hell out of the interwebs but i cant find any big things he did that didnt involve violence. Help Pplz :[
Asked by thisbecharlie - Sun May 31 17:54:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you've probably visited that site but i think it might be forging a rebellion/army of sorts... but i dont know if thats really a civil disobedience
Answered by irishRVA89 - Sun May 31 18:00:27 2009
In Democracy civil disobedience is NOT an appropriate weapon in fight for justice?
Q. I need arguments on this Jan. topic for the con case. (: Ma pro case is reallly good, but I can't seem to find good arguments for civil disobedience being bad. HELP!
Asked by ghettobby - Sun Jan 13 17:19:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excessive use of civil disobedience for every perceived injustice produces worse inequities (e.g., tax evasion by those who feel taxes are too high, resulting the the tax burden being shifted to others) or endangers others (e.g., driving through red lights because the government makes it take too long to turn green) or both (e.g., if you feel we should have universal health coverage so you do not pay your hospital bill, the hospital goes bankrupt and closes, no one else can get treatment, etc.).
Answered by StephenWeinstein - Sun Jan 13 17:30:26 2008
Q. I need arguments on this Jan. topic for the con case. (: Ma pro case is reallly good, but I can't seem to find good arguments for civil disobedience being bad. HELP!
Asked by ghettobby - Sun Jan 13 17:19:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excessive use of civil disobedience for every perceived injustice produces worse inequities (e.g., tax evasion by those who feel taxes are too high, resulting the the tax burden being shifted to others) or endangers others (e.g., driving through red lights because the government makes it take too long to turn green) or both (e.g., if you feel we should have universal health coverage so you do not pay your hospital bill, the hospital goes bankrupt and closes, no one else can get treatment, etc.).
Answered by StephenWeinstein - Sun Jan 13 17:30:26 2008
The essay Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau what does it really mean?
Q. I'm reading the essay "Civil Disobedience" by Henry David Thoreau, but have a hard time understading it meaning. Can some one here tells me what areas does he think the goverment should stay out ouf?
Asked by Gun - Mon Mar 3 18:30:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Civil Disobeidence is about resisting government in a nonviolent way. Many famous figures such as Martin Luther King and Ghandi have read this essay and were inspired and use his ideas. Thoreau believes that the best kind of goverenment is the one that governs the least, and that people should have more power. Basically, he believes that government gets in the way. Its corrupt, and turns men into robots with no conscience. He argues that no one should be forced by the government in any way. No one should follow the crowd, they should stand up for what THEY believe is right.(instead of might makes right (majority over right) right makes might.) He believes the only purpose of government is to make people believe they have some sort… [cont.]
Answered by love.chelsea54 - Thu Mar 6 20:12:04 2008
Q. I'm reading the essay "Civil Disobedience" by Henry David Thoreau, but have a hard time understading it meaning. Can some one here tells me what areas does he think the goverment should stay out ouf?
Asked by Gun - Mon Mar 3 18:30:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Civil Disobeidence is about resisting government in a nonviolent way. Many famous figures such as Martin Luther King and Ghandi have read this essay and were inspired and use his ideas. Thoreau believes that the best kind of goverenment is the one that governs the least, and that people should have more power. Basically, he believes that government gets in the way. Its corrupt, and turns men into robots with no conscience. He argues that no one should be forced by the government in any way. No one should follow the crowd, they should stand up for what THEY believe is right.(instead of might makes right (majority over right) right makes might.) He believes the only purpose of government is to make people believe they have some sort… [cont.]
Answered by love.chelsea54 - Thu Mar 6 20:12:04 2008
Desperately need answers to questions about Civil Disobedience. Can you help?
Q. Alright, I have a few questions about Thoreau's Civil Disobedience. You can answer any or all with as much or as little specificity and you'd like. 1. What institution does Thoreau liken to corrupt clergymen, and in what area of the text? 2. What metaphor does Thoreau use to describe his night in jail, and in what area of the text? 3. In what area(s) of the text does Thoreau speak about his views on the relationship between the majority and the minority? Thank you so much!
Asked by Doubled - Wed Jan 9 19:17:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please reference the link below. That's as much of your homework as you'll get done for you. ;>
Answered by darkvictoryarmory - Wed Jan 9 19:22:30 2008
Q. Alright, I have a few questions about Thoreau's Civil Disobedience. You can answer any or all with as much or as little specificity and you'd like. 1. What institution does Thoreau liken to corrupt clergymen, and in what area of the text? 2. What metaphor does Thoreau use to describe his night in jail, and in what area of the text? 3. In what area(s) of the text does Thoreau speak about his views on the relationship between the majority and the minority? Thank you so much!
Asked by Doubled - Wed Jan 9 19:17:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please reference the link below. That's as much of your homework as you'll get done for you. ;>
Answered by darkvictoryarmory - Wed Jan 9 19:22:30 2008
Do the actions of Michael Moore amount to civil disobedience?
Q. Alright I have an essay due and I got to answer this question "Do the actions of Michael Moore amount to civil disobedience?" but I don't really understand it. The question is kind of based off the Bowling for columbine documentary. If people can help explain and answer the question For me so I can understand it, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Sorry if it's in the wrong area, I don't really know where i should put this.
Asked by Damian D - Sun Mar 8 20:23:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No his actions do not and should never be considered civil disobedience. Someone who hates the U.S. like he does has used his freedom of speech and nothing else. He flaunts it in his "fake ummentaries" and nothing more.
Answered by fatboysdaddy - Mon Mar 9 01:27:20 2009
Q. Alright I have an essay due and I got to answer this question "Do the actions of Michael Moore amount to civil disobedience?" but I don't really understand it. The question is kind of based off the Bowling for columbine documentary. If people can help explain and answer the question For me so I can understand it, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Sorry if it's in the wrong area, I don't really know where i should put this.
Asked by Damian D - Sun Mar 8 20:23:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No his actions do not and should never be considered civil disobedience. Someone who hates the U.S. like he does has used his freedom of speech and nothing else. He flaunts it in his "fake ummentaries" and nothing more.
Answered by fatboysdaddy - Mon Mar 9 01:27:20 2009
What are some civil disobedience effects are there to put a stop to the war in Iraq?
Q. These ways to put and end to the war need to civil and disobedience but realistic at the same time. Please if you have any knowledge of what im taking about it would greatly be appreciated.
Asked by mario86 - Tue Aug 12 10:38:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is nothing you could possibly do. its all been done before, not even the house and senate could do it. You could join the military with an MOS that directly helps the Iraqi people; there are several MOS's that aren't involved with kicking down doors.
Answered by Samantha - Tue Aug 12 11:46:57 2008
Q. These ways to put and end to the war need to civil and disobedience but realistic at the same time. Please if you have any knowledge of what im taking about it would greatly be appreciated.
Asked by mario86 - Tue Aug 12 10:38:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is nothing you could possibly do. its all been done before, not even the house and senate could do it. You could join the military with an MOS that directly helps the Iraqi people; there are several MOS's that aren't involved with kicking down doors.
Answered by Samantha - Tue Aug 12 11:46:57 2008
How does "Civil Disobedience" by Henry David Thoreau connect to Mark Twain's novel The Adventures of Huck FInn?
Q. So I basically need an analysis on Thoreau's civil disobedience and how that is able to connect to Twain's novel Huck Finn. Any type of input would help or any connection to other sources would be great! Thanks!!
Asked by JJ - Wed Jan 7 23:23:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. at that time, slavery was considered morally right-- w/o a doubt. huck was 'civilly disobediant' by spending all of his time with a runaway black slave. huck figured out that Jim had emotions, thought, and feelings just like any other white person... even though he was black. this thinking was not a politically correct though at that time.
Answered by Megan - Wed Jan 7 23:27:54 2009
Q. So I basically need an analysis on Thoreau's civil disobedience and how that is able to connect to Twain's novel Huck Finn. Any type of input would help or any connection to other sources would be great! Thanks!!
Asked by JJ - Wed Jan 7 23:23:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. at that time, slavery was considered morally right-- w/o a doubt. huck was 'civilly disobediant' by spending all of his time with a runaway black slave. huck figured out that Jim had emotions, thought, and feelings just like any other white person... even though he was black. this thinking was not a politically correct though at that time.
Answered by Megan - Wed Jan 7 23:27:54 2009
would civil disobedience like sit ins and boycotts work in modern everyday life?
Q. would a civil disobedience act like the one in 1964 work in modern life today?
Asked by Cheryl - Fri May 14 00:49:56 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes.Of course if a wide spectrum of public is involved.
Answered by Truth or dare? - Fri May 14 00:52:35 2010
Q. would a civil disobedience act like the one in 1964 work in modern life today?
Asked by Cheryl - Fri May 14 00:49:56 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes.Of course if a wide spectrum of public is involved.
Answered by Truth or dare? - Fri May 14 00:52:35 2010
What is an example of "good" civil disobedience in USA's history?
Q. Based on Henry Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience"
Asked by quackiejackie2009 - Thu Feb 28 21:01:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Boston Tea PArty; Rosa PArks refusal to accept segregation on the buses; the Civil Rights movement.
Answered by C_Bar - Thu Feb 28 21:04:22 2008
Q. Based on Henry Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience"
Asked by quackiejackie2009 - Thu Feb 28 21:01:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Boston Tea PArty; Rosa PArks refusal to accept segregation on the buses; the Civil Rights movement.
Answered by C_Bar - Thu Feb 28 21:04:22 2008
What are the civil disobedience effects in the war of Iraq?
Q. What are the Civil Disobedience effects on the war in Iraq? What are the good side effects and bad side effects of being at war?
Asked by mario86 - Mon Aug 11 13:29:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mario the worst thing about Iraq is that Saddam was sitting on a powder keg of many, many, small retaliatory attacks inside the country that amounted to TeenAgers (gang)Fighting for a street Corner, For centuries. The loss of young lives, for centuries, long before the US intervened to try to bring a halt to the revenge killings between all parties.
Answered by deskwalker@sbcglobal.net - Mon Aug 11 13:40:20 2008
Q. What are the Civil Disobedience effects on the war in Iraq? What are the good side effects and bad side effects of being at war?
Asked by mario86 - Mon Aug 11 13:29:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mario the worst thing about Iraq is that Saddam was sitting on a powder keg of many, many, small retaliatory attacks inside the country that amounted to TeenAgers (gang)Fighting for a street Corner, For centuries. The loss of young lives, for centuries, long before the US intervened to try to bring a halt to the revenge killings between all parties.
Answered by deskwalker@sbcglobal.net - Mon Aug 11 13:40:20 2008
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