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Thu Jul-07-05 08:46 AM
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Yet when 40+ Iraqis are killed, when 100s+ Iraqis are wounded, no DUer |
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calls for a "moratorium" of political discussion on a political discussion board.
Interesting.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:47 AM
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:48 AM
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2. I don't recognize any moratorium, bu$h has made terrorism political |
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bu$h and how he will play this are fair game.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:48 AM
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3. And we know who is responsible for those attacks |
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:48 AM
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4. or on 9/11 for that matter |
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I agree; it's ridiculous.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:49 AM
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5. No that's a great point... |
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Actually made my hand to my chin and look up for ideas to justify it. They are going through what happened in London 2 sometimes 3 times a day in multiple cities! Not only that they are putting up with gruesome living conditions, along with an omnipresent insurgency that is willing to kill anyone who disagrees to disagree.
Westerners are a strange breed, dont you agree?
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Thu Jul-07-05 11:20 AM
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59. Don't forget the omnipresent occupation |
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They've been known to be willing to kill people, too.
In far greater numbers than the omnipresent insurgency.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:50 AM
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6. I sent a msg to Springer about that. Not to minimize what happened, |
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but this happens daily in Iraq. They are people trying to live their lives and go to work daily. We don't even hear about it anymore.
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I have just been reading and lurking this morning. I have had some of those same thoughts. You said it much better than I could have.
This is a discussion board and no one (other than Skinner since he owns the place) should be telling anyone else what they can or cannot discuss.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:51 AM
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As usual you have something very salient to add. You are quite correct, any loss of life anywhere, is equally obscene. We honor them all by continuing our work here, trying to stop the killing everywhere.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:54 AM
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10. Exactly. It's obscene. |
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I mean, Iraqis are being killed DAILY. Every single FREAKING DAY in violent attacks.
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I can feel and do feel for both groups of people. It sickens me, all of it.
Enough violence.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:06 AM
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And the most coverage these attacks ever get is five minutes, if it's a slow news day, or sometimes only a passing mention (complete with fake concern from reporters) that leads into a story about dancing poodles or the testimony of some witness in a trial.
It's digusting. Iraqi lives are simply not worth the same, they are expendable in the "war on terror."
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:10 AM
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26. That's certainly the message we get, isn't it? |
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Of course I have a mother in law who was sending around emails a couple of years back, right before the war started, advocating nuking the entire region.
I wept. Jesus wept. HOW can any human being be so cold and callous as to wish wide-scale deaths of people who never did anything to them? HOW? I lost any tiny bit of respect I had for that woman that day. She has no respect for humanity and unfortunately there are too many other Americans like her.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:20 AM
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30. My sister-in-law said the same to me back in summer '03; "We should |
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just nuke them all".
Not spoken to her since, and won't. I don't want to be on speaking terms with anyone who advocates mass genocide.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:42 AM
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41. Someone I worked with said the same thing |
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I'm so glad I have today off.I can't stomach alot of the alk I hear at work.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:32 AM
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Foreign fighters or Iraqis blowing up their own kind?
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:37 AM
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38. By both groups, I meant Londoners and Iraqis. |
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Is that what you were asking about?
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:55 AM
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12. fill me in ... who/where is scalling for a moratorium? (musta missed it) |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:44 AM
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:57 AM
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14. Didn't you stop what you were doing on 9/11? I did. So did everyone |
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around me. And we were not in the USA.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:07 AM
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22. 1. No. 2. Do you stop every week when 40+ Iraqis are killed in a day? |
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No, didn't think you did.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:24 AM
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35. Oh yes I did. I stopped and thought when Iraq was invaded. And |
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hoped for as few victims as possible. When I read Woodward's book on how Rumsfield botched the planning of the war I became enraged. I stop and think every day about Iraqis when the suicide missions began. I also stopped and though when Saddam Hussein was in power too (including under sanctions and at war).
I think the moment a nation becomes traumatized..we owe support. And we should look into the truths behind the terrorism. And to me - neocons are the most dangerous people around. They will create more terrorism - they will create it out of liberals and moderates around the globe with their bullying and piss drinking. And I fight that every day.
There are people who will be on these boards who will have been traumatized - and the way to help - if you care - is to not deny them their experience. Denying people their traumas is how hegemony & elitism works. It plays into the hands of the evil ones. The evil ones in Washington and the evil ones around the world. There are plenty to go around. One victim does not cancel out another. There is no proper order in the line up. You go with what you feel. Chances are there are not too many Iraqis on this board. We know there are brits. Let's use our ability to be discerning to not pick and choose. Today - Britain is in great pain. Let us discuss how they & we can all learn from it. And what we can learn.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:38 AM
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39. I hope you stop everything you're doing every week |
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to mourn the Iraqi victims. And I'm sure the victims do appreciate your hope for as few victims as possible.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:58 AM
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That was what I was trying to convey in my thread a bit earlier.
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Thu Jul-07-05 08:59 AM
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16. And they did no harm to us whatsoever. |
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:cry: I am sickened and saddened and angry at the violence waged upon innocent people. :grr:
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:05 AM
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19. How many died in Afghanistan the other day when we accidently bombed |
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the wrong place. Ooopps. I am sick and angry about London, but every life is important. We say it, but we don't mean it. I think the people in London can blame us for what they are going through.
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Fri Jul-08-05 09:42 AM
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69. "Accidently"? I don't think it was an accident at all. |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:05 AM
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20. ain't that the truth. n/t |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:08 AM
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23. I understand your point but I also want to point out that |
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it is not as if Iraq and what happens here does not take up a LARGE portion of the daily discussion here.
I have to say, that I think DUers as a group are VERY aware and VERY sympathetic to the plight of the Iraqi people.
The saddest part of all of this is that we here of people dying in Iraq EVERY DAY. We discuss it EVERY DAY, and work to try and end it EVERY DAY. A fresh attack, in a different city and country is a novelty that is bound to attract more attention, at least initially. I disagree with a "moratorium" on other topics, but I do understand why it seems like it's a "bigger deal" than the ongoing (and no end in sight) horror show that is Iraq.
It's just sad all around.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:08 AM
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24. I feel the same ... the world should mourn for them equally, |
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if not more because the "coalition" has caused a lot of their suffering!
:cry: for ALL in London, in Iraq, in Darfur, and all places where people kill other people for what?
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:16 AM
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28. You're absolutely right |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:18 AM
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29. Way to provoke thought. |
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Your point is well made. Thank you for adding this dose of needed reality to today's discussions. Recommended and kicked.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:22 AM
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31. The problem is not that they do not call a moratorium |
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Edited on Thu Jul-07-05 09:25 AM by Mass
It is that too many people here logically care about the US military deaths, but strictly ignore Iraqi deaths as if they did not matter.
This has struck me more than once.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:24 AM
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32. Absolutely right, Lynn. To hell with PC and racism. |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:24 AM
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33. To Be Perfectly Clear, Ms. Dem |
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What has been acted against are wild speculations, sourced in some instances to things like "prisonplanet", alleging English security services contrived this attack; claims that this was contrived by Rove in order to get his name off the front pages, and similar things, as well as the usual actions against people making personal attacks against those who disagree with them. It does not seem anyone is against discussion of political consequences or underpinnings of the event, and certainly no action has been taken such comments.
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Thu Jul-07-05 06:26 PM
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62. And if we want to be 100% callous about this |
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the reason such things (conspiracies, 'Charles Clarke did it', they weren't innocents anyway) should not be discussed in the immediate aftermath of a tradgedy such as this (and that it was, however many such tragedies Iraq experiences every day) is because it is politically foolish to do so - to the world outside, one appears a lunatic or at least deviod of some crucial aspect of humanity. This may or may not be fair, and we can be unhappy about it, but if we want to play realpolitik we may as well play to win. And DU cannot have it both ways - every day I read posts on here about DU's relevance in the wider political community. We are now seeting up an activist network, and a very good thing too. But if DU wants to play such a role, thinking about how one's posts here will be percieved by those in the wider political milieu becomes a necessity.
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I'll bet they forgot to put the attack in perspective with our own government sanctioned barbarism practiced in Iraq and Afghanistan by our misguided military.
Besides, "political discussion' is open to broad interpretation.
You can be certain that Bush and his cabal will use every bit of this tragedy to further their ambitions for greed and world conquest. I've learned to never let them take to the pulpit without our being in place to challenge and counter their destructive rhetoric.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:30 AM
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36. Iraqis aren't whiteish |
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My deepest sympathy goes to people in London, I wouldn't want to be in that city right now. But by the same token I wouldn't want to be in Iraq right now.
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Thu Jul-07-05 06:48 PM
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63. Perhaps you've never met an Iraqi |
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Their skin color can be as "white" as the majority on this board. Guess what? Some EVEN HAVE BLUE, GREEN, or HAZEL EYES!!! It's NOT about their pysical characteristics. It IS about who is considered "white" in American culture. :eyes:
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hance why I said whiteish, not white. This happens in Spain, London, or in any western part of the world and its a global tragedy; happens in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Lybia, or anyother middle eastern country and it gets 5 minutes of air time and maybe a small blurb in the newspapers.
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Fri Jul-08-05 12:40 PM
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I'm more than a bit upset these days and my snarkiness was uncalled for. Please accept my apologies.
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I should have put it a little differently anyway.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:39 AM
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40. That's exactly what I was thinking when I watched the news |
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this morning. It's huge news in London when 40+ lives are lost and hundreds injured. The western world cares little about how many innocent Iraqi's are killed. Maybe it's because our coalition forces and hired contractors do so much of this killing.
Some would say well the war is in Iraq and that's to be expected in a time of war. Well the UK is part of it and shouldn't be surprised to find some attacks on their soil ... just as we here shouldn't be surprised when it happens.
But the fact remains that there is something common in human nature that places more value on lives that are the same our own. And that's sad. I wouldn't say though that it's racist per se. I think it stems from the concept of family. First we're glad that it's not someone in our family, then our neighborhood, our city, state, and finally country. Within that structure lies race. First we're glad it wasn't someone from our own race ergo family, etc. As humans we just haven't arrived at a global feeling of family and its extension.
In a religious sense we haven't reached the point of recognizing that we are all God's children. At least not more than on an idealistic level. Once it reaches death and survival, the "family" mindset is the operative human behavior pattern.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:44 AM
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43. Well, a lot of DUers are from London |
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or have lived in London or have friends and family in that city.
In other words, this struck closer to home.
I think it is that reason, moreso than anything else that has caused the reaction today
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:46 AM
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44. Yeah, but these were white people who got killed |
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So, its different, see? :eyes:
I don't understand why people think we can start a war, an unprovoked invasion on another country, and act like dumbstruck idiots when they fight back.
I really dont' get it.
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:03 AM
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52. Because to most people it still is not a real war... |
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Edited on Thu Jul-07-05 10:06 AM by Tommymac
They are sheltered from it by the selective silence of the MSM. They are distracted, coddled, and encouraged to go about thier daily lives, assured that the 'Government" is handling things.
I truly believe most people, when confronted by this thread's op, will stop and reflect...and realize what it means. That most of us are not racists, or sadistic war lovers.
I blame this reaction on our Societal attitudes we unconsciously have been subjected to...we are all products of the TV/Video Game/Mass Media upbringing most have had. Reality is the unpaid bill sitting on the table, the car that needs brakes in the garage, the sick child who is spitting up on the carpet...Reality is not some far away country that we don't understand, that is simply electrons spinning across a glass tube, white background noise for our everyday issues.
Until the MSM covers the war in Iraq as it should, shows the reality that those folks over there are really the same as us, actually educates us in a truly impartial way; people will react this way. But of coarse, the MSM has never done that until forced too; it was the same in Vietnam 1965; it was the same in Cambodia in the 70's and 80's; it was the same in Rwanda in the 90's; it was the same in a hundred different spots across the globe in the last 50 years.
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:35 AM
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54. Were I to hear of an attack in Prague, I would be far more upset |
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than if I were to hear of an attack in Beograd.
I'd also be more upset at an attack in Nogales than in the federal district.
I've been to the first of each duple of places, and/or know people there; I haven't been to the second. I'm more upset at London than Baghdad, esp. since Baghdad is a sort of war zone but London isn't. I figure that's not an uncommonly shared attitude here.
Also, in Baghdad, I want to assume that many of the civilians are bystanders; in London, I assume they are the targets. To the extent I think that jihadis or ideologs are targetting civilians, my reactions are about the same.
But I think the primary reason has to do with the relative paucity of Iraqi residents on this board, and the fact that Londoners have posted here already today.
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Thu Jul-07-05 11:06 AM
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56. So, no recognition that if you shoot at someone, they may shoot back? |
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:49 AM
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46. I hadn't come across that |
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thread yet.
There is no better time for "political discussion"..this all happened because of something most of us were trying to prevent.
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How do you stop attacks without discussing the reasons they occur?
This in no way is a reflection of lack of sympathy. Rather, it is not SELECTIVE sympathy.
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Thu Jul-07-05 09:57 AM
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49. What bothers me even more |
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Is the thought that this can be used as the justification to attack more ME people as the terrorist threat. The usual fearmongering reduces the humanity of the people of the ME to little more than bin Ladens or Saddams.
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:00 AM
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50. Outside of direct U.S. Military Operations, why should I care |
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when people blow up their friends and neighbors? It seems kind of foolish to me to kill the very people that might actually help you (as an insurgent) fight the invaders. Instead, they simply cut down on traffic and prop up local cleaning and painting companies.
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Thu Jul-07-05 07:45 PM
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64. Once it gets to YOUR neighborhood |
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Edited on Thu Jul-07-05 07:46 PM by Karenina
COMING SOON (check your local listings), perhaps we can talk.
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:00 AM
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51. i'll just "me too" instead of getting another post deleted |
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and i'm a UK citizen,whatever thats worth in this case ;)
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:28 AM
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53. Thankyou Lynn, your'e right! |
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There's been this air of unreality, with life going on like normal while hundreds of innocent civilians are killed by our govts. actions and I've found it so oppressive! Amy Goodman interviewed a retired MP, Tony Ben, this morning and I was so touched when he went out of his way to say something like, "Sure, I feel for the innocent civilians in London...and Madrid and New York. But I also feel for the innocents in Iraq and Palestine and Afganistan who are dying every day." I felt myself breathe a sigh of relief to hear an expression of real human decency...as though it's becoming more and more rare...
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Thu Jul-07-05 10:54 AM
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55. Thats the first thing I thought of |
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Not necessarily the DU discussion part, but that there are bombs like this going off every single day in Iraq.
And all these right-wing talking heads try to say 'Ohh, everything is just Great in Iraq'.
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Thu Jul-07-05 11:15 AM
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58. Indeed, and no DU'er blamed the victims either or felt they deserved it(nt |
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Thu Jul-07-05 11:56 AM
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60. Not only that - If someone were posting from Iraq |
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I would expect they would hope for political discussions. "Security incidents" in Iraq, July 6 http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=4038079&mesg_id=4038079Water Crisis in Baghdad http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x4032505-------- I rather resent the idea that we are only allowed to assume/discuss that the London incident was done by Middle East terrorists as opposed to our own home-grown variety.
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61. Thanks for the links. nt |
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Thu Jul-07-05 07:54 PM
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65. Who called for this moratorium? |
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Thu Jul-07-05 07:57 PM
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66. A very sad commentary indeed! n/t |
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68. Precisely. It needs to be said, nt |
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