The narrative the overwhelming majority of Americans accept is "well the Bush Admin had bad intel, oh well whoopsie-daisy". Which conveniently absolves everyone - from the president on down to regular citizens - from any responsibility for the deaths of upwards of a million men, women, and children.

I mean, we all know Bush lied about it. But the fact that no one else even wants to interrogate that narrative is proof that this is truly a bad country. We're really just gonna let someone get away with the murdering hundreds of thousands of people, huh? Even if Bush was by some miracle duped, that is still criminal negligence and he should still spend the rest of his days rotting in the Hague. But nope, all is forgiven because he gave Michelle Obama some candy and he said some vague, extremely soft criticisms of Trump.

I think Americans do have some collective guilt over supporting the invasion. Now, I could maybe give some credit to Americans if they were prosecuting war criminal charges on Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Powell, et al. But nope, not even a hint of holding them accountable. They're all going to eventually die in wealth and comfort. Meanwhile the Iraqis who died and their families will never have that peace.

TL; DR death to America

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  • barrbaric [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    To be fair, I don't think he should be tried for war crimes either.

    He should be executed without trial, no need to waste time or resources.

    • SoyViking [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      I think he should be tried publicly. I want the trial to be the top story for months and months, as Bush, his co-conspirators and the public who supported him are forced to listen to endless testimonies of the evil they did.

      The trials are not meant to secure justice for these monsters. The trials are there to educate the world about the horrors they caused and to build a clear understanding of exactly how evil it was.

      And then he should be executed to drive the point home.