[kayak]

"Most of the world understands that napalm and incendiaries are a horrible, horrible weapon," said Robert Musil, director of the organisation Physicians for Social Responsibility. "It takes up an awful lot of medical resources. It creates horrible wounds."

Oh, I see. So putting people through shredders is ok ..... the wounds are horrible but there's no need for wasting medical resources after the procedure. Sure, doc. Whatever you say.

Sheesh!

[COBOL2Java]

I did a lookup on the so-called Physicians for Social Responsibility and guess what they entusiastically support?

Environment

Climate Change - Global warming, caused by human activity, is a grave fact, potentially threatening everyone, everywhere. PSR understands that the most effect means to achieve global climate stability is to act on an international level. PSR supports the Kyoto global warming treaty, and PSR sent delegations to the Kyoto protocol conference in 1997 and the Johannesburg sustainable development meeting in 2002.

[Northern Yankee]

Most of the world understands that napalm and incendiares are horrible, horrible weapon...

Does he realize how many more U.S. casualties we would have had in Vietnam, and Iraq without them?

War, like napalm, is never pleasant, but sometimes necessary.