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first and foremost, i'm moving to canada.  that way i won't get holocausted when the whole of the middle east realizes we're fucking them up the ass and bombs us as quickly as possible.  And that way i don't have to live in a country where the president is only the president because of an comically outdated electoral system.  (did anybody take US history besides me?  why do we still stand for this?).  my question is--why does anyone support his megalomaniacal, power-hungry idiocy?  why???  will someone give me a good reason?  the following are *not* good reasons: 1) because bush is a good christian 2) because iraq has weapons.  in case you failed to notice,

1) BUSH IS NOT A CHRISTIAN
last time i checked, to be a christian one had to attempt to follow christ as portrayed in the bible--and in that bible, christ is specifically anti-war.  (matthew 5:21-22 & 43-48, 7:1-5)  bush is unashamedly going against the words of christ, and has been since he bombed afghanistan.  the war on terror is absolutely against christian law!  CHRIST SAID DON'T KILL! 

2) THE USofA HAS ENOUGH NUCLEAR WEAPONS TO CAUSE 80,000 HIROSHIMAS
one study's site
a guide to nuclear weapons
how can we declare iraq a danger when the weapons we hold could destroy the world in a matter of seconds?  hypocrisy, pure and simple.  and detestable.

if you have a good reason you'd like to share with me, please do!
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