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To: jolie560
It was absolutely despicable. But is it any worse than 9/11? How many children were in the WTC and on those planes? How many children had one or both parents taken from them out of those 3,000 murders? Does a child suffer more when it's killed or kept hostage for a few days than one whose parents are senselessly and gruesomely murdered?

Those are not questions we want to think about or comparisons we are even capable of weighing and coming to some firm conclusion. The fact is that all these terrorist attacks are of the lowest most vile expressions of human hatred and delusion possible. There is no reason to treat these scum with any more consideration than one gives a rabid dog or a lethal bacteria. Exterminate them whenever and whereever they appear with extreme prejudice.

13 posted on 09/04/2004 8:09:41 AM PDT by TigersEye (Let's hear about your Senate record already, John!)
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20 posted on 09/04/2004 8:13:37 AM PDT by Diogenesis
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To: TigersEye
There is no reason to treat these scum with any more consideration than one gives a rabid dog or a lethal bacteria.

I'd have a little sympathy for the rabid dog. Dogs don't get rabies on purpose. Animals and bacteria only do what is in their nature to do.

These SOB's make a conscious decision to perform an evil act (yes, evil really does exist, no matter what the pseudointellectuals say). It doesn't take much intellectual effort to de-humanize these people. They've already de-humanized themselves.

I'd have no problem giving them one to the heart and one to the head, then go have a big bowl of cake and ice cream to celebrate.
44 posted on 09/04/2004 8:44:38 AM PDT by seowulf
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