[mburbank]

Huh. See, when the U.N.wasn't so keen on going to war in Iraq, first we threatened them and then we just went ahead and invaded.


So, really, concidering our current foreign policy of pre-emption and liberation, I guess it is our fault.

And we are all aboard debating semantics over this while a whole race dies. We are really only for 'regime change' and 'nation building' when W. wants to prove he has a bigger weiner than his dad. And W. is going on and on about how 'the world' is safer. Things don't look a whole lot safer in Darfur.

THIS is the kind of situation where you could make a case for unilateral intervention. THIS is the kind of situation where it could save millions of lives.