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• 1 of 19

  by Walter Onubogu

  Created on: June 24, 2008

  I believe that the great powers,except for "humanitarian " reasons shouldn't interfere in the affairs

• 2 of 19

  by Carlos Hurworth

  Created on: August 15, 2009   Last Updated: August 17, 2009

  With the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, and the welcoming of US troops into Iraq came scenes of liberation

• 3 of 19

  by Claudio Montes

  Created on: January 22, 2008

  Some have said that freedom is not free, and I agree. I believe that freedom is paid for with sacrifice,

• 4 of 19

  by Lenna Gonya

  Created on: October 07, 2010   Last Updated: October 08, 2010

  If we saw our neighbor’s house on fire, most of us would try and rescue those still inside. We

• 5 of 19

  by Joseph Malek

  Created on: August 09, 2007   Last Updated: April 07, 2009

  Would you believe, according to our Constitution of the United States of America, the armed forces of

• 6 of 19

  by Adamanthenes

  Created on: July 27, 2007

  The root of "liberation" is "to liberate" - to make free, to unburden. If we begin charging for actions

• 7 of 19

  by Greg Slack

  Created on: May 25, 2008

  The price of freedom is not measured in dollars and cents, and should never be. Liberty, justice, and

• 8 of 19

  by Zach Bigalke

  Created on: June 07, 2007

  The idea that a nation such as the United States is owed for its actions in removing oppressive leaders

• 9 of 19

  by David Brown

  Created on: June 03, 2009   Last Updated: June 06, 2009

  America and its allies or anyone having to liberate the oppressed in other countries, should not charge

• 10 of 19

  by Robert C. Sage

  Created on: January 29, 2008

  The idea of charging a country for being "liberated" is utterly ridiculous. That would be a form of

• 11 of 19

  by R.A. Scott

  Created on: June 19, 2008

  This debate subject is a joke. There is no way that anyone should pay the United States for something

• 12 of 19

  by Irrira Rikki

  Created on: September 02, 2008   Last Updated: September 28, 2008

  LIBERTY HERSELF WEEPS
  What a contradiction to the very word Liberation of the Oppressed. Who in their

• 13 of 19

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: July 01, 2007

  What a stupid debate question! It would be a great idea if Uncle Sucker could finally stand up and reverse

• 14 of 19

  by Phill Provance

  Created on: August 09, 2007

  Should America give hand-outs?

  Obviously this is the sort of over-simplified rhetoric you'd expect from

• 15 of 19

  by Lj Jaime Cordle

  Created on: May 30, 2009

  Should America Or Other Powers Charge For Liberating The oppressed In Other Countries?

  The

• 16 of 19

  by Duane Gundrum

  Created on: August 22, 2007

  You know, I'm all for the concept of bringing "freedom" to people, but it seems pretty bizarre to attack

• 17 of 19

  by MN

  Created on: November 04, 2007

  To answer this question we must first ask, what does "liberation" mean and what justifies using the

• 18 of 19

  by Ian W.

  Created on: October 03, 2007   Last Updated: July 28, 2011

  Charging other countries in order to liberate them is ridiculous. I know America is all about capitalism,

• 19 of 19

  by J.R. Anthony

  Created on: July 29, 2007

  Your child sees someone at school being beaten on by a bully. Your child steps in and saves this someone.

  How,