freediver wrote on Apr 8
th, 2008 at 7:46pm:
Yes but it is only 'reasonably forseeable' if the AWB are clairvoyants rather than wheat sellers.
Well I guess what you see as reasoanble is different to everyone else here. The UN had enough forsight to put the sanctions in.
Remember, 'reasonably forseeable' does not mean the worst outcome is certain.
It is only your time shifting which places the AWB in a war.
Strawman. I did not put the AWB in a war. I did not time shift. You have made this strawman argument many times and your error has been pointed out many times. How many times can you repeat the same mistake?
The boss paying the drunk driver is, according to your twisted logic, equally culpable.
Even though I said the exact opposite? It is not my logic that includes the boss, but your inability to determine what is reasonably forseeable.
The UN set up the sanctions regime.
The UN set up the OFF program.
The UN oversaw the OFF program and the sale of goods to Iraq.
The UN appeared to officially condone kickbacks.
The UN oversaw billions of dollars of such kickbacks.
Did the UN 'reasonably forsee' the outcome?
You did put the AWB in a war when you built this strawman. You said they
"gave money to Saddam, an enemy of the state, while there were laws in palce specifically forbidding this. That money no doubt ended up aiding the enemy while we were at war with them".You also said the AWB
"contributed to the deaths of innocent Iraqis and allied soldiers". When did it do that? Outside a war or in a war?
Yes you did say the exact opposite about the drunk which is why I say you speak in riddles. While you maintain some people can "reasonably forsee" the future and know where their money is to be spent, others can not. Why not?
And no more riddles. They confuse Aussie because he re-posts them.