With the answer options I must question your age. Nobody is "pro-war", its not like people just woke up one morning after drinking with their buddies and said "you know guys, I'm getting bored with paint-ball, how about taking this to the next level?". Each war has a cause and that's where the debate comes from, whether you agree with the cause, agree with the cause but believe there are other ways to achieve it, or disagree with it all together. As for the American wars in the last decade, my personal opinion is that the war on terror is necessary as you can't reason with radical people who dedicate their whole life to dying and taking as many as possible with them, and as for the war in Iraq, I'm not entirely sure about the real reason USA invaded Iraq, but nevertheless Saddam Hussein committed many war crimes and overthrowing him was necessary. I think there is a great degree of hypocrisy among people who protest against war and bloodshed, yet don't really consider the weak and helpless people who will suffer if nobody comes and fight for them.
2001 - present .. what do u think about the war?
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With the answer options I must question your age. Nobody is "pro-war", its not like people just woke up one morning after drinking with their buddies and said "you know guys, I'm getting bored with paint-ball, how about taking this to the next level?". Each war has a cause and that's where the debate comes from, whether you agree with the cause, agree with the cause but believe there are other ways to achieve it, or disagree with it all together. As for the American wars in the last decade, my personal opinion is that the war on terror is necessary as you can't reason with radical people who dedicate their whole life to dying and taking as many as possible with them, and as for the war in Iraq, I'm not entirely sure about the real reason USA invaded Iraq, but nevertheless Saddam Hussein committed many war crimes and overthrowing him was necessary. I think there is a great degree of hypocrisy among people who protest against war and bloodshed, yet don't really consider the weak and helpless people who will suffer if nobody comes and fight for them.