Some dictators are good though, right?

[Kaleem]

Re: Some dictators are good though, right?

@Seminole

Clash of civilizations dude. You want terrorist-harboring, terrorist-supporting theorcratic governments to rule the world, I want democratic, secular, capitalist countries to shape the future of the world. Difference of opinion.

There is not an iota of proof that links/linked Saddam with Osama or other terrorists, try again. This time please do provide some solid proof. Oh one more thing, muslims who support dictators do not go around telling the world that we fight for democracy and freedom. We believe in freedom…so stop that whining of yours and admit it, it is all about self interest and you as in people who come up with lame excuses do not care how many people are killed to further your agenda.

[mo293]

Re: Some dictators are good though, right?

@Seminole

Millions were killed by the non-democratic countries of Russia, Japan, China, Germany and Pakistan over the last century. The US, while no saint, has been the leader that has transformed the world from a handful of democracies to over 150 in those same 100 years. It’s all about the greater good.

Could you also please tell us how many millions were killed in Vietnam and North Korea by a democratic country like USA?

[Reza_Pahlavi]

Re: Some dictators are good though, right?

@Seminole

Millions were killed by the non-democratic countries of Russia, Japan, China, Germany and Pakistan over the last century. The US, while no saint, has been the leader that has transformed the world from a handful of democracies to over 150 in those same 100 years. It’s all about the greater good.

The USA only itself became a full democracy in 1964, when it finally gave the “Negros” their full rights. Many, many other nations had been full (and far better) democracies way before that period, and no thanks to the United States. Btw, 1964 was the year that America started it’s full-scale military operations in Vietnam, which ultimately killed 3 million people by the end of the war. Some democracy!