Sophie,
You choose to use as examples Stalin and Hitler, and now Korea and Iraq. Why is it so different when we, as a country, go after our perceived enemies, as opposed to when others do? Is it simply that righteousness is always on our side? Do you suppose it might just be that we're capable of carrying a bully's stick too, especially as viewed by others? Do we really have a holy mandate to make the world exactly as we prefer it, and to place a McDonalds on every corner of the globe?
Jb
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