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I agree with that, and while Iraq had no known involvement with 9/11, they did fund suicide bombers.
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Which is completely irrelevant unless those suicide bombers attacked America and none did. The US Military has one and only one purpose, to defend against attacks. Not to launch unprovoked attacks when someone
FEELS threatened. If a nation says outright that they are going to attack us (Iraq didn't), or they are in the process of attacking us, we may use our DEFENSIVE military. Otherwise we may not.
I dare anyone to tell me the difference between attacking Iraq who
NEVER posed a threat (not even a percieved threat) to America, and going door-to-door arresting and executing gun owners in America.
Here's a few indisputable facts for the ignorant...
1. Iraq is a sovereign nation.
2. America has no authority beyond our own borders.
3. The U.S. Military has only one purpose and that is to defend
AMERICA from attack (not
percieved threats with no proof)
4. Sovereign nations don't require the permission of the UN, or any other country on earth (including America) to build and have any weapons they want.
5. Having weapons doesn't make a country a threat to America.
6. Iraq had absolutely nothing to do with the September 11th attacks and had no connection with those who did.
7. Starting wars doesn't promote peace.
8. It's easier to hide one man in a hole with a guard to get him food on occasion than it is to hide the "factories" of WMD's described by George W. Bush.
9. The U.S. Military violated the Constitution by attacking Iraq and George W. Bush violated the Constitution by starting an unprovoked war against a
NON-THREAT like Iraq.
10. The attack against Iraq didn't defend America and in fact endangered America and the rest of the world.