2006-09-30
07:08:25
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Some thoughts for "williscur..."...
No one disputes the fact that people die in wars. That's a no brainer and not the question I'm asking.
So if North Korea invaded our country and killed 43,000 fellow Americans, is that acceptable because "people die in wars"?
For nischal, why is this question crooked? Define "crooked". What are the right (or wrong) reasons for people to die? As of today, it is estimated that a minimum of 43,546 Iraqi civilians have died. See http://www.iraqbodycount.net/.
2006-09-30
10:58:22 ·
update #1