Just out of curiosity, if this war had been approved by the Security Council, or was the result of an attack on the U.S. by Iraq, would the deaths of those children then be officially "blessed?"
Or if the aerial bombardment was being carried out by a Democrat?
Are collateral and accidental deaths in Afghanistan, which DID attack us, also terrorism? I seem to recall you making quite a big deal out of an accidental attack on a wedding party in Afghanistan once.
Or maybe you're just one of those who thinks ANYTHING Amerikkka does is by definition terrorism?
Fogging the meaning of a word until the word has no objective meaning at all is a prime technique of leftist debate. Bowser's posts are a good example.
Most of us know damn well what the difference is between a jet pilot missing a target by fifty yards and hitting a house, and driving a car full of dynamite up to a mosque, or shooting fleeing schoolchildren in the back.
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- Does anybody know of a list of Iraq attacks by terrorists listed by date? (n/t)
