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usual suspect wrote:
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Here are some of your callous remarks about it.
The attack on 9/11 was just dandy because it involved an airplane?
Try asking yourself -- how would we feel if Iraq decided they didn't like our government and engaged in violent attack to try
to depose our government? Oh -- that was what the Al-Qaida did
(in much less violent form than our invasion of Iraq) on 9/11.
Doesn't seem we accepted the rationale when someone used it on
us.
I still take issue with your contention that 9/11 was less violent than our war with Iraq.
With casualties at 10,000 and rising daily -- Yeah, it was less violent.
I'm currently reading _Iraq Under Siege: The Deadly Impact of Sanctions
and War_, edited by Anthony Arnove. The things we have done to Iraq --
including deliberately dropping bombs on civilians
-- are truly appalling.
No one says that the 9/11 attack (which had no connection whatever to Iraq) was justified, or anything less than tragic.
But the U.S. _has_ done equally horrible things,
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