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To: antonia

I don't have the exact quote but just remember Michael Moore saying that we should not get worked up over terrorism because your odds of being attacked are very slim. I really hope he goes to these children and tells them the odds worked against them.

Amazing this slug is so concerned about collateral damage from war which long-term liberates 99.9% of people but cannot denuonce terrorist attacks that do not have any positive goal.


236 posted on 09/03/2004 3:00:31 PM PDT by BushFaninATL
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To: BushFaninATL
Michael Moore saying that we should not get worked up over terrorism because your odds of being attacked are very slim.

Same can be said by the average person getting hit by a train, but one's changes improve greatly when they stand on a train track.

Moore is right out of the school of appeasement of the last half-century. From Carter through Clinton, appeasement and containment were thought the best approaches. 9-11-01 proved that to be no longer a feasible foreign policy. Moore is old school, just like Old Europe and Old Media are.
256 posted on 09/03/2004 3:35:22 PM PDT by TomGuy (His VN crumbling, he says 'move on'. So now, John Kerry is running on Bob KerrEy's Senate record.)
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To: BushFaninATL
I don't have the exact quote but just remember Michael Moore saying that we should not get worked up over terrorism because your odds of being attacked are very slim. I really hope he goes to these children and tells them the odds worked against them.

If I were queen for a day, Moore and John Kerry both would get to personally carry the bodies out of that school.

266 posted on 09/03/2004 3:48:32 PM PDT by valkyrieanne
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