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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (281780)3/30/2006 7:04:10 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) of 1576705
 
Any unnecessary conflict that results in serious injury or death is an abomination.

Unnecessary is very ambiguous. Except in an unusually limited application of the idea of unnecessary conflict I would disagree.

If the Iraq invasion was the best and most appropriate use of force in the history of mankind you would be able to point out someone in Powell's situation, and if it was the worst mistake ever made with our military you would also be able to find such examples. Pointing them out doesn't address the overall issue one way or the other.

That's because human life is ancillary to you.

What a ridiculous response.

I can understand how you and Bush see this war as just another exercise in administration..........albeit an unpleasant one.

I can't answer for Bush, but if that is your understanding of how I see things it is a faulty one.

It doesn't bother him in the least that people are dying.

I doubt that.
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