You're the one who tried to equate blowing up a bus full of civilians with accidental killing of civilians in a war zone. Remember?
Blow up a bus knowing you're going to kill 20 people on it.
Drop a bomb on a suspected terrorist safe house, knowing there could be 20 people unconnected to your target affected.
Difference? One is called terrorism, one is called collateral damage.
...Keep the "who do you want to win" crap to yourself. I know who I want to win, I just don't agree with you as to how to do it. See the difference?
You don't want to fight this war the way they're fighting it, but don't have clue one on how to do it otherwise. It's a WAR. And relative to every other war fought in human history, probably the most humane war ever fought. And yes, all a lot of people are doing is standing on the sidelines and throwing shit, with absolutely no plausible alternatives other than a somewhat lame "we shouldn't have gone in in the first place." Of course, if we hadn't gone into Iraq then there would be the collateral damage in Afghanistan to bitch about, and boy, we heard a lot of that here a few years ago too.
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High horse?
The whole thread (92 posts)
- A question for Mark Eby: What is your definition of 'terrorist'?
- Someone who DELIBERTATELY targets non-combatants.
- That's George Bush. Read it again. (n/t)
- Your Definition Is Pretty Good
- Swinging intellectually (and wildly)
- Uh, lemme try: someone with a rag on their head? (n/t)
- My definition is a bit simpler.
- Opposed to.............?
- re: My definition is a bit simpler.
- Differences
- re: Differences
- A seven year old responds
- You're right, as far as it goes.
- Old Trick
- Another Old Trick
- Same Old Anti-war Rubbish
- re: Another Old Trick
- Maybe the point is...
- Same Old Dem Lies And Stupid Posturing
- And what would the same war have cost ten years from now?
- I didn't say there was a better way.
- Maybe the point is...
- Another Old Trick
- re: You're right, as far as it goes. (n/t)
- good bump (n/t)
- Old Trick
- You're right, as far as it goes.
- A seven year old responds
- re: Differences
