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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: i-node who wrote (165552)3/25/2003 12:25:08 PM
From: hmaly  Read Replies (3) of 1583958
 
David. Re...The unbridled idealism that typifies liberalism can only be described as "child-like".

I can tell Ted won't like this article. I disagree somewhat with Israel in this also. Frankly, it should up to Israel to create a buffer on their land, if that is Israels plan. For instance. lets say your neighbor has a tree which drops some acorns. And if the wind is blowing right, some of these acorns can land on your prized petunias, knocking some petals off. You don't have the right to saw off his branches.. It would be your obligation to plant your petunias far enough back so they don't get hurt. In this case, Israel doesn't have the right to go on some one else's land, in another country, to knock down his house, to protect your property. Israel should move its houses back out of the way, so there is a buffer, and go through the courts to get redress, if the terrorist used his house to attack Israel. In other words, if Irael's solution is to have a buffer zone, then that buffer zone should reside on Israels land.
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