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In response to "It wasn’t anti-Muslim sentiment that led to Afghanistan. It was then harboring a mass murderer of Americans." by Will Hunting

The "yeah, he attacked Iraq" was kind of a big, terrible, thing. -- nm

Posted by Andie Sep 11 '20, 06:28

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He attacked Saddam, who in his mind was an evil man who wanted to kill dad. 9/11 wasn’t why; Islam wasn’t why. - Will Hunting Sep 11, 06:38 4
- And W used 9/11 and anti-Muslim fervor // rampant nationalism post-9/11 to make Iraq happen. -- nm - ty97 Sep 11, 06:42 3
  - And they made every case possible to try and link Iraq and 9/11. They didn't go after the country that paid for it all and where the men came from. - Krusty Sep 11, 06:49 2
    - I won't suggest for a moment it wasn't cynical. But SA is precisely the reason he didn't sow anti Muslim sentiment in the run-up. -- nm - Reagen Sep 11, 06:52 1
      - They and others were making the case against Islam pretty soon afterwards but tried to walk a fine line at times. -- nm - Krusty Sep 11, 07:02
But like they're only Muslim not like Muslim Muslim and we only killed like a million of them. -- (edited) - ty97 Sep 11, 06:31

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