I said the bombing of the Spanish train was predictable and understandable.

I did not say it was excuseable or forgiveable. The people who planned it, the ones left alive, should be shot, before sunrise.

The idea that ones' intentions are not to kill civilians is nonsense. It isn't the drunk drivers' intention to kill someone, but they are dead anyway. And if that drunk driver has driven past a no trespassing sign onto your property, after asking all your neighbors for permission, and killed your kids anyway, the intention is irrelevant. That could be a cause. There could be an effect.

If it can be reasonably predicted there will be innocent people killed, and one goes ahead, one should be prepared for retribution against ones own innocents. "Collateral damage" does not make sense when one invades an innocent country and kills innocent civilians in pursuit of an illegal goal.

They're gonna hate, and they may well kill innocents, too.

And it's wrong. 10,000 wrongs do not make a right.

Now, a question. What does it mean when someone says, "The innocent always suffer."

Arf