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Who's safety? Which is safer, keeping the military in America where they belong, or nation building in Iraq? You tell me who's put more people at risk.
 
lxskllr said:
Who's safety? Which is safer, keeping the military in America where they belong, or nation building in Iraq? You tell me who's put more people at risk.
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I'm not arguing that the military arn't putting people at risk, they are, but wikileaks is putting people at risk for no valid, or potentially valid reason

(I'm not saying that the war is just, it's not, but they arn't just doing it for no reason)

Also, "Who's saftey"=The military, at those bases I mentioned.
 
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