Did you just skip right by the post where I talked about how I have fought for, and fight for, unlikely causes? I don’t care if it’s unlikely, unless we’re talking about “Write letters to the GOP senators making them feel real bad” unlikely, which is more just ‘fantasy’.

no - you must have missed my response.

Why isn’t it important to you? You say you want justice for Iraq, and yet you’re running away from actually talking about your plan, however unlikely and hard, to get that justice for Iraq.

again - my point was to add perspective - nothing more - that was my goal here. i said it many times throughout the discussion - i was ignored. it has not changed. i got a long debate on perspective - this is not hard to understand - i got what i wanted. my long term personal plan to get justice for iraq is not really relevant to the idea of perspective on venezuala and the u.s - you are hinging your argument on it - but it is not my argument.

It’s important to me because you saw fit to castigate people here for not thinking about and talking about Iraq, and yet when asked what you actually want to achieve by doing that, you won’t actually say.

castigate? no - i applied perspective - i shared our blame equally - i accepted my share.

i suggested we remember the perspective on our own nations actions. what are you not getting here?

Stop this kind of arrogant psychology via TCP/IP posting. It is only annoying. If your plan is one that is merely very difficult to achieve, I’ll have no problems with it.

please - i told you from the beginning - you continue to ignore it - i wanted perspective. i got a debate about perspective. that is not arrogant - that is the reality of the situation.

you have this whole other argument - you are having it with yourself - my personal plan is irrelevant. once again - this was a debate about perspective. that is all.