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>>Did Trump ever vote to start a war that killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people?
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>First, good to see you last night.
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Good to see you too, and thank you for all that good information.

>Second....the sad reality is that even the "less unpopular wars" will lead to large loss of innocent lives. Take the bombing of Hiroshoma and Nagasaki. Granted, the U.S. did not start that war, but technically the U.S. had not been attacked (since Hawaii wasn't yet a state).
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>I think one can debate the original start of the Iraq war, since Hussein was responsible for the deaths of anywhere from 70K to 100K Kurds in NW Iraq. But we can all agree that the manner in which the war was fought represented one of the biggest mistakes in U.S. history.

Sorry, but there's no equivalency between WWII and Iraq.
Iraq presented absolutely no threat to the US, despite Condi's "mushroom cloud" propaganda and similar lies.
Sorry that he killed all those Kurds, but that was a Kurdish, not a US issue.
Saddam was not a nice man, but if we went to war with every nasty leader, we'd never stop fighting.
The WMD issue never was a US issue. A bright red herring if there ever was one.
Had they existed, they presented no threat to the US.

It was clearly a US-manufactured war and hundreds of thousands died needlessly because of that malicious blunder.