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We have to go back, Kate!
Join Date: Apr 2004
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Radar, you are a Zionist. Why do we expect any kind of rational response from you?
How can you see a list of dead children and lay the blame at the door of their grieving parents, refusing to lay any of the responsibility at the doors of those who killed them? Answer: because the life of twelve year old Palestinian is worth less to you than the life of a twelve year old Israeli. The life of an eighteen month old Palestinian toddler, is worth less to you than the life of an Israeli soldier. The life of a Palestinian is worth less to you than the life of a dog. |
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Location: Ocala, FL
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The one who killed them is not the guy who fired the missile in response to a terrorist act. The one who killed them is the terrorist who endangered them by hiding amongst them. In L.A. a year or two ago, a guy shot up a bunch of cops and came outside holding his 1 year old baby in front of himself as a human shield. He was the aggressor. He attacked the police. And he endangered his baby by using her as a human shield. The baby was killed and the death of that baby did not rest on the shoulders of the police who were trying to take this murderer out, it rests on the shoulders of the guy who started shooting at police in the first place. In this example, if the police used his child as a human shield, they would not be endangering his child, but if the murderer uses the child he would.
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