The invasion of Kuwait was Saddam's fault and he paid.
The surrender agreement left him in power because the UN mandate was to force Saddam out of Kuwait. Not out of power.
And we assisted Saddam in spite of his use of gas in the waning days of the war. And please share the level of assistance.... And it was the US and others that helped Iraq prosecute Saddam and Chemical Ali for their roles in the Halabja attack and the related genocide of the Kurds.
The gulf wars are not the theme of this debate so I will only resopond to this once more seeing as it has been done to death in relevant threads only to see the likes of yourself ( and the author of the OP ) refuse to accept that the USA leaderships are a crucial factor and hands on players in regional disputes that span the globe due to its aim of full spectrum dominance / global hegemony.
The huge hypocrisy of the statement I highlighted in the commentary of the OPster remains intact and your positions will not allow you to be truthful about the vast difference between the war rap sheets of the USA and that of Iran so asking for such will be a waste of my time.
It is a matter of historical record that Bush senior openly addressed the Iraqi people to overthrow SH themselves whilst denying them the means to do so with the double whammy of the US military allowing SH the very means he would need to suppress any attempts at it. Subsequent history has confirmed, what those with any detachment from the state propaganda systems already knew, that the US leadership doesn't give a toss about the Iraqi people so your attempts to foster such a view are doomed to failure in the face of volumnous amounts of evidence to the contrary.
US assistance to SH at the time he was throwing gas around like confetti is not even a contentious claim. They were also giving assistance to Iran at the same time which makes KIssingers expressing the wish that they could " both lose " even more enlightening to the thinking at the time in Washington.
SH was not hung for his role in the gassing of the Kurds in Halabja so your commentary is not based on real knowledge. He was hung for killing around 150 people in a collective punishment act in Dujail in 1982 thus saving others the inconvenience of covering the gassing of the Kurds at Halabja which would have been when the US was actively engaged in providing him the means to know where and when to attack with gas.
There was no UN mandate for GW 2 and thus it remains a war crime of the highest magnitude. No doubt this will be a crime you will defend because of who has committed it.
So, if you wish to start a seperate thread on any one of the above themes feel free but the notion that citizens of the USA that are spouting about Irans " hatred of peace " are not engaging in major league hypocrisy wrt the actions of their own state around the globe remains solid. Maybe you could continue by at least addressing the rap sheets of the two countries being compared but not on the likes of the Gulf Wars etc