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And funded by the Democrat-controlled Congress, don't forget.
It's happened again and again, over the years, with many various countries. (Rwanda, Kuwait, Bosnia, etc.) They expect, or hope, or want, America to come to the rescue. Sometimes we do. Sometimes we don't.
Sometimes they don't want us there. Sometimes we go anyway.
We took the Taliban out of Afghanistan and stopped a lot of suffering there. But was the resulting war and losses worth it? Maybe, maybe not.
I don't know when we should go and when we shouldn't. I can't even pretend to know. God bless the people of Darfur and I pray the conflict ends sooner rather than later. (That's all I really can do right now, seeing as how all the NGO's I could give money to can't even get to the people suffering, due to the warlords. It's so hideous.)