When The Bomb Goes Off

[richlevy]

This is also the effect felt by anyone on the business end of an aerial bomb, whether they are an insurgent or someone who lives next door to an insurgent, or some people mistaken for insurgents.

Death and pain are pretty much shared between coalition forces, insurgents (including terrorists), and civilians in a war zone.

Of course GWB says that the civilians are free now, so I guess he wonders why they're still bitching about everything.

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Originally Posted by richlevy

. . . so I guess he wonders why they're still bitching about everything.

Once again, Rich, you are showing not deep thought, but deeply held prejudice.

I think I'd be ashamed, if I were you. Do not exhibit prejudice if you wish to be thought wise.

[richlevy]

Originally Posted by Urbane Guerrilla

Once again, Rich, you are showing not deep thought, but deeply held prejudice.

I think I'd be ashamed, if I were you. Do not exhibit prejudice if you wish to be thought wise.

I know I'd definitely be ashamed if I were you. Although I'm glad to see you're finally thinking.

It's not prejudice to acknowledge the death and pain of any human being, even an enemy. It's just common decency. If you ignore it, you start down the path to enjoying it.