John+M.

All Quiet on the Western Front Get Off the Fence Debate
 * YES ||  War Should Be Avoided At All Cost  ||  NO  ||
 * Source 1:

In his second term, Bush is going to try to reinforce the war in Iraq. He has no fear of not getting elected, since this is his last term. Bush is right to try and win the war. ||  || Source 1:

People go to war for control, and for money. War is boys, with big toys, who are having an argument. We don’t go to war for any noble reasons. War has become distorted money battles. ||
 * Source 2:

“ The case for invading Iraq last April remains watertight," the editors asserted Wednesday. "Saddam Hussein was a destabilising force in the region and the world; he had form for using WMD against his enemies, internal and external; and he had flouted a string of Security Council declarations, demanding full UN inspection of his facilities, stretching back a decade."

The media covered this war as a very patriotic thing. It made people show great support for the war and our country. It has made the warmongers powerful and influential. ||  || Source 2:

We go to war to prevent an evil from hurting us. But by doing that act, we become evil to the other country. War isnt good against evil. It’s inherently evil against evil. If people begin to realize that, the world might have less evil. ||
 * Gaddis, John Lewis. "Grand Strategy in the Second Term." Foreign Affairs (2005). Web. 13 Dec. 2011. . ||   || Banks, Adrian. "Wars Are Occasioned by the Love of Money." (2003). Web. .  ||
 * Morley, Jefferson. "The Pro-War Press Breaks With Bush." The Washington Post (2004). Web. 13 Dec. 2011. . ||   || Banks, Adrian. ""Good versus Evil?" - or "Evil versus Evil?"" (2003). Web. 13 Dec. 2011. .  ||