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Originally Posted by mburbank
And when a prisoner goes before the parole board and fails to show he has reformed, the guards take him bck to his cell, and as opposed to leaving him there to continue his sentence, they drop bombs on him, kill a lot of his cellmates, lose track of him entirely and claim justice has been served. Right?
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Whats your point? We dropped the ball 12 years ago and we are trying to correct said mistake.
and have we stopped looking for him?
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Yeah, but you don't go and blow up the parolee's house, family, neighbourhood or city when he misses court date, do you?
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Depends on what state you live in.
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You can't use an analogy for an individual and apply it to an entire country, as it's quite apparent that Saddam isn't the only "guilty" one if attacks on U.S. soldiers have continued to this day.
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You're right. Because this particular individual was in charge of an entire country and still has military forces active in the area.
And, yes, he had a whole regime, and there are a few people who either don't like change or saw a chance to grab at power with Hussien's overthrow.