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To: Joe NYC who wrote (165482)	3/24/2003 10:30:57 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1583628

No, she didn't "deserve" to die. Only criminals/murderers deserve to die, and she was neither. But she died as a direct consequence of her own stupidity. If she chose to do something other than jumping in front of bulldozer, she would be alive. Wait a minute.......there's no question she was stupid. However, she did not die from her stupidity. She died because an Israeli decided to kill her with his bulldozer. After reading the various news accounts, I think the Israeli driver saw her and proceeded to kill her.......for whatever motivation. I would not compare her death to the American heroes who died in Iraq as you did in this post. Message 18747420 where you said: Nonetheless, she was American.......and I can't help but feel a connection and loss just as I feel a loss with the dead soldiers and those imprisoned by the Iraqis. I feel a loss for any American who dies in geopolitical upheavals. I feel worse for our soldiers but I feel a loss for her too. You are an utmost authority on your feelings, they are your own. I personally have different feelings for American patriots, dying serving this country vs. a flag-burner who jumped in front of a bulldozer. I don't disagree with you.....I do too. ted Subject Titles Only Full-Text Message Boards Terms of Use About Silicon Investor \| Advertise With Us \| Contact Us \| Terms of Use \| Privacy Policy \| Submit Your Site About InfoSpace \| Partner With Us \| Press Room \| Careers Traded on NASDAQ: INSP © 2003 InfoSpace, Inc. All Rights Reserved.