Ranzid:
Let's set aside for the moment the fact that you don't really know why the Bush administration wants to go to war so much. Maybe it's the oil. Maybe it's because Bush wants to finish his daddy's job. Maybe he really does believe that this would be better for the world. The point is you aren't Bush. You're not even Condoleeza Rice. There's no way you can say with any kind of certainty that Bush is in it for the oil.
Of course, this also applies to the theory about Bush entering the war to do some good for the world. We don't know that's the real reason although I suspect that The Strangler, with all his Discovery Channel watching, might be able to put together a reasonable argument.
That's all beside the point. We don't know why the Bush administration wants to go to war. So what? Why should we care anyway? Maybe we should be worrying more about what going to war will do. If the world ends up being a better place once the war is over, does it really matter why Bush went to war with Iraq?
After all, Microsoft entered the videogame industry for the basest of reasons: make money and try to take over a lucrative industry. But they still got their two competitors hopping, slashing prices, putting out creative games and so on. I'm not a Microsoft fan by any stretch, but even I can appreciate the good things that have happened for the consumer (i.e. me) as a result.
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