[archy]

We know what the men and boys who did the atrocity of Fallujah look like; they posed for the cameras.

No problem; just be sure we get the right ones, and if possible, find out who directed and equipped them before eliminating them.

[wita]

There are at least three generations in the picture. Not pictured, are two more equally infected with the disease that must be irradiated for freedom to even have a chance.
Unless of course Abraham returns and tells them they are not the chosen, that Isaac, and his generations, are. No, not even the appearance of Abraham their father, would cause them to listen. Spelling on porpoise.

This is a continuation of the same battle fought centuries ago, and the first, or the chosen became second and the last, and got their you know what kicked out of the promised land, because they didn't measure up. I fear, we look upon their atrocities, and fail to see our own sins in the same light as we see their atrocities. They suffer from generations of darkness, and we believe we have the light.

My point is, justice must be delivered, but while we are administering it, we must realize we are not perfect in HIS eyes.

[Alberta's Child]

If you really want to get outraged and cynical, consider this:

Half the people in that photo will be driving cabs in New York City within the next five years.

[Publius6961]

Well... that's five of them. I am sure that there are many many more. A fitting response, among everything else that needs to be done, is to publish these pictures, alongside of pictures of their neatly laid out corpses, ready to go join others in the "pig pit". All hundred or thousands of those who took part, celebrated and were stupid enough to be on camera.