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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (68754)	3/17/2003 6:14:27 AM
From: zonder	Respond to of 70976

Unintended mistakes, however grave, are more forgivable than wanton disregard for human life. It is worse, in the sense that it illustrates just how easy it is for Israeli soldiers to shoot Palestinians. "Oh here's two guys in a car. Let's shoot." The lack of respect for the life of another human being is astounding. As in, no threat, no suspicious behaviour, no running away. No verbal warning, no warning shots in the air, no shooting in the legs or something. They did not even look hard enough to see if they were Palestinians or not. (They were in a car marked by their security name on the side) Did you see the picture of the said car in which two Israelis were showered with bullets from a helicopter? It looked like a sieve.