Yes I am dissapointed so few show any compassion for Saddam's victims. Their deaths seem beneath notice to far too many. That we should just ignore all of them and let many more meet their fate is the effective result of their desired actions. That is clearly not their intent in most cases, but a misguided belief in a failed inspection program leads down that path. Those that believe the inspections are a failure are not willing to let those deaths continue or at least not let those same weapons be used on the US. I've seen few involved in these debates with no compassion or sense of right or wrong. Just many differences of opinion on how best to accomplish our underlying motives.

Sorry compassion is not the difference between pro or anti-war stances. Willingness to take responsibility for hard choices is.

Regards,
Mark