> Too many people emphasized the idea that Iraq
> had no WMD, so the war was not worth it, and
> now we got a blowback, for that idea suggests
> its opposite: a war would be worth fighting
> if Washington's enemy were actually trying to
> build WMD.
Way too much pessimism on your part. 43% opposition to a war -- before it even starts, and when the target openly possesses nuclear materials -- is plenty to work with. Opposition would drop as soon as the war started and everyone would be called upon to "support our troops," but would then skyrocket a few months into the war, shortly after the military defeat of the Iranian regime and the rise of a guerrilla resistance even more ferocious than the one in Iraq.
To be honest, I'm having a hard time believing that there will be an actual war against Iran; even the Bushites are not that stupid or crazy. Or am I just out of touch?
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