10-08-2004, 12:48 AM
Jester,Oct 6 2004, 10:00 PM Wrote:Okay, well, leaving aside the notion that getting more troops is either physically impossible or incredibly unlikely, which I can't say I really see to be the case, I have to then wonder about a nation of 250 million people, nearly half of whom support the war in Iraq or are "enthusiastic" about Bush's plans there, who can't manage to recruit two measly divisions to serve there.
Why is that, exactly?
Jester
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Now it's more like 300 million. I guess this is an example of people talking stronger opinions than they act on, which they do for a lot of issues.
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