Hitler and Hussein
The involvement of our country in war is an issue that is currently being passionately debated. Ruthless dictators with their ambitious plans for expansion frequently cause great concern in our 21st century world. This has been true down through history. The way to respond to these threats is the question that is at hand. America’s initial reaction to the rise of Hitler in the 1930’s is similar to the way anti-war thinkers are reacting to the reign of Saddam Hussein. America made a big mistake when they chose not to take action against Hitler. If America weren’t at war presently to disarm Saddam Hussein, the same negligent mistake would take place.Adolph Hitler, a prideful dictator, came into power in the early 1930s. His stated intention was to bring law, order, economic prosperity, and pride back to Germany. The people of Germany favored him and treated him as a “godâ€, as his power gradually increased. Germany and Poland had a dispute over the city of Danzig. Hitler bombed Poland in 1939, and it is believed that this bombing lead to modern war. When war broke out in Europe, President Roosevelt (America’s preside
It is said often that History repeats itself. Although the non-intentional deaths of innocent Iraqis will and are being caused by America’s act of war, in the long run, the country will be much better off. America is a diplomatic country. The war to disarm Saddam Hussein is a last resort. For over a decade, the United States and other nations have made efforts to disarm the Iraqi regime without war, but they failed. Now, war is the only way to disarm Saddam Hussein. In 1938 France had the largest army in Europe. Hitler was taking over Austria and Czechoslovakia and Germany terrorized thousands of innocent Jews. The terrorization went from Nazi thugs smashing the windows of Jew businesses to killing them for un-justified reasons. France chose no police action towards these evil and disgusting events, because they were hoping that Hitler would not march on France. Recently the French conducted bickerings at the United Nations and called loudly for diplomatic solutions to the Iraq problem when it was clear Iraq had no intention of truly cooperating. They should have learned from their World War II experience that appeasement and diplomacy with a ruthless dictator will only further empower him. Force is the only thing he will respond to. Saddam Hussein’s regime distinctly resembles Hitler’s. It was, until very recently, a political system built on blood, fear betrayal and disseat. He came into power in the ea
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