Would you ever chang your Iraq opinion?

[chessforlife]

as we are so entrenched in our Iraq opinions...

[wmspringer]

Probably should have had 4 options (to include which side you're on)

[PoBoy321]

I think that I could change my opinion on Iraq, but it would take a lot.

[Beer and Pizza]

I would change my opinion on anything, given good reason to do so.

But the reasons people give around here are "inaccurate information = lies" and so forth. I need good solid logic, not just the talking points and spin that we hear here.

[fluxrad]

Why would I change my opinion? I'm right. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[lehighguy]

I already did.

[BadBoyBenny]

I've been pretty wisy washy on it the whole time. I can see merit in arguements on both sides.

[New001]

Is there a conceivable scenario that would change my mind about the result (obviously it's not "finished" yet) of the war? Possibly, though it'd have to be huge.

Is there a conceivable scenario that would change my mind about the government's (Democrat and Republican) actions leading up to war, and so far during the war? Almost certainly no.

Given that I was for the war when it started based on what we were being told, and believe it was a mistake because what we were told was not true, I can only answer yes:

If the administration's lies (oh, sorry, Beer -- "inaccurate information") were to actually turn out to have been right, then I would believe that we needed to go to war.

[wmspringer]

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I would change my opinion on anything, given good reason to do so.

But the reasons people give around here are "inaccurate information = lies" and so forth. I need good solid logic, not just the talking points and spin that we hear here.

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