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To: hmaly who wrote (164381)	3/15/2003 5:42:12 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574854

Ted RE....What seems uncomprehensible is that you seem to have so much compassion for the butcher of Bagdhad, but can't seem to find it in your heart to feel compassion for the thousands dying each month from starvation, the gassed prisoners, and the millions of refugees. Do I have compassion for Saddam? Where did I say that? Have I ever once said his life should be spared? In fact, I don't want American soldiers fighting a ridiculous war and losing their lives. I don't want this country spending billions on a war we can't afford if the job can be done by continuing to contain Saddam the way we have done for the past 12 years. In fact, the right keeps making accusations against anyone who doesn't agree on this war, claiming we are cowards, unpatriotic, uncaring for American lives bla, bla, bla etc. You all work so hard at these accusations......seem to know so little about the enemy you are so eager to fight.....it makes me wonder who you are really are and what your real motives are! I suspect if wars were determined by the people who are to actually fight them rather than a bunch of old farts sitting around a table, we would be fighting only those wars that are absolutely necessary to preserve our well being. This Iraqi war is not one of them. ted