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To: J.T. who wrote (18334)	12/16/2003 2:03:04 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 19219

this sounds cruel and cynical -- but I kinda wish they woulda just shot him -- parading him around like a prize kinda makes me sick ... especially if they are going to have a trial and then execute him anyway. I'm not a fan of Dean at all, but he's right about this: This doesn't make us any safer -- not one bit. No WMDs were ever found -- Iraq's economy was in tatters -- he couldn't have attacked anyone and withstood the response. My prayer and hope is this: That those who have bravely served may return home sooner, rather than later. I am very thankful that an election is coming up -- surely, this will motivate Bush, if he is flagging in the polls at the time to do something right -- bring them home. There will be no demoncracy over there. The idea that we could impose what we think is a correct form of government on a people whose culture is radically different from our own is not a pipe dream -- it's folly in the extreme.