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by **Corey** » 4/11/2003, 3:18 pm

Obviously I'm operating under the assumption that Hussein helps fund terrorism.

by **Ignignokt** » 4/12/2003, 2:27 am

by **Johnny** » 4/12/2003, 3:07 pm

Know what? I heard that Iraq was going to be divided into three separate parts.

by **Axtech** » 4/12/2003, 3:35 pm

My opinion hasn't changed on the topic of war. Even if the US does successfully "liberate" [assimilate] the Iraqi citizens, the end doesn't justify the means.

by **Corey** » 4/12/2003, 6:24 pm

by **thirdhour** » 4/12/2003, 8:27 pm

by **Johnny** » 4/12/2003, 8:33 pm

by **Corey** » 4/13/2003, 12:10 am

by **Corey** » 4/13/2003, 12:11 am

by **thirdhour** » 4/13/2003, 1:20 am

by **Bandalero** » 4/13/2003, 1:35 am

the sweatshop thing is horrible. i won't argue that. but as for Mc Donalds all over the world, the thing about that is that Mc Donalds would conduct a survey at that country and see if it would be profitable for them to build a restraunt there. the response from those surveys show that yes, people would like a Mc Donalds in their country and yes, they would go and eat there. this makes for a profitable and welcomed enviroment in this country, thus putting one there would make money for the company. and after all money is what companies are after. good companies maximize their profits legally, not through sweatshops.

by **Corey** » 4/13/2003, 1:42 am

Haiti??

Want some history on Haiti?

Haiti was occupied WELL before US even looked at it. It was occupied by France and because of its abundance of trade goods its economy BOOMED. So well, in fact, that France shipped in slaves to fill all the jobs created. Unfortunately, this caused a revolt and overthrow of France, leaving the country in Anarchy. It was at this point that instability and extreme poverty occurred. Not until THEN did the US enter to help calm the situation, which actually helped quite a bit, creating better roads, hospitals, and homes for the people. But the people still felt controlled, and so the US LEFT. Since the US left, things once again, became horrible, with mass murders and rigged elections. Not until 1991, did the US once again go in to help fix problems that weren't caused by them but by Haiti's history itself. Believe it or not, any company that goes into Haiti, be it a sweatshop or otherwise, helps the people. You call that taking away their heritage? What heritage? You mean the constant struggle between the Catholic Church and the Voodooists? You really think they want that back?

http://www.medalia.net/Hhistory.html

by **thirdhour** » 4/13/2003, 2:52 am

by **Corey** » 4/13/2003, 7:14 am

by **Johnny** » 4/13/2003, 6:43 pm

How do you guys come up with such thorough and educated answers?

by **thirdhour** » 4/13/2003, 10:23 pm

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