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Let me be clear. I do not advocate napalming "dirt poor villages", nor did I.

I am sick of you, and others who disagree with me somehow, taking liberties with my words and meanings. The word "asinine" is certainly more applicable to such unfounded nonsense. Particularly since I have made myself quite clear.

Twist or misuse my words again and I may simply report it as abuse.

Please be damn sure of what you speak. I have been tempted to openly question your intelligence, or to dismiss you as a troll, but I chose to do neither.

Just because we disagree does not make either of us trolls, nor stupid.

I think napalming a few uninhabited large coca fields which could be proven part of a growing/processing/wholesaling distribution chain of cocaine trafficking would send a clear message. Not the villages, the coca fields.

Destroying a few processing plants where raw coca is converted to powder cocaine ought to also be on the radar for someone. As well as arresting any and all dealers that can be apprehended, and even clamping down on users.

It is a problem that affects many, so the approach to interdicting this threat should also be manifold.

A.A.C.

"Let me be clear...."

I missed your earlier clarification and for that I apologize.

"I am sick of you, and others"

Well in this case it was just me, no conspiracy, I have no idea who the other are and have not read all those related threads.

"Please be damn sure of what you speak. I have been tempted to openly question your intelligence, or to dismiss you as a troll, but I chose to do neither."

Feel free I can defend it just fine.

"Just because we disagree does not make either of us trolls, nor stupid. "

Never claimed you were, just the idea which I though you espoused, a misunderstanding on my part.

"I think napalming a few uninhabited large coca fields which could be proved part of a growing/processing/wholesaling distribution chain of cocaine trafficking would send a clear message. Not the villages, the coca fields."

I still disagree. Without the approval of the government of Bolivia, this would be an act of war. Can you imagine France fire bombing a Monsanto field in the U.S. because they do not want our G.M. foods?

It's time to take on the responsibility of cutting demand here at home rather than relying on military action abroad.