930 dead, but what about the 12,000 injured?

Lindy — 8/8/2004 11:39:23 PM (archived)

For weapons of mass destruction that did not exist?
I mean. how much does democracy cost?
The taxpayers are already shelling out close to 100 billion already.
What about the cost of QUALITY of the lives of the soldiers coming home, minus arms, legs, eyes, and with irreparably damaged vital organs? And what about the doctors who help serve them?

All 1,200 of them are suffering from "compassion fatigue".
It's not a pretty picture. This "war" is a huge mistake in the cost of lives.....both American AND the innocent Iraqis, which is probably several times higher than the American toll, without access to the quality of medical care.

This short article brings it all <home>

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930 - Donald - 8/8/2004 1:44:36 PM
- 930 dead, but what about the 12,000 injured? - Lindy - 8/8/2004 11:39:23 PM
  - Good article. Now, interview the wounded soldiers. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 8/9/2004 8:23:32 AM
- Many troops returning home safely - Tom Brosz - 8/8/2004 9:16:15 PM
- And while we tilt at windmills - Donald - 8/8/2004 3:40:38 PM
  - So, which of the two efforts is really "tilting at windmills?" - Tom Brosz - 8/8/2004 6:19:21 PM
    - Another example of tilting at windmills - Robert - 8/8/2004 9:30:34 PM
      - re: Another example of tilting at windmills - Tom Brosz - 8/8/2004 10:04:29 PM
        
        re: Another example of tilting at windmills - Robert - 8/9/2004 12:36:56 AM
        
        McCain and Nader--two peas in a pod. - Tom Brosz - 8/9/2004 8:20:36 AM
        
        The above is a separate post, not a double post. Forgot to change the header. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 8/8/2004 10:59:21 PM
      - re: Another example of tilting at windmills - Tom Brosz - 8/8/2004 9:56:29 PM
        
        re: Another example of tilting at windmills - Robert - 8/8/2004 10:55:13 PM

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