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To: zonder who wrote (10688)	5/13/2004 8:30:23 AM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20773

Thanks for the sarcasm. But I am not expecting people to cry out in horror, etc. etc. But I'm also not expecting people to refuse to believe in the guilt of declared enemies of the west* who have committed numerous attacks and atrocities before over a period of years when they take credit for and boast of their latest atrocity. Which latest atrocity is exactly like a similar atrocity committed earlier by the same group (a videotaped beheading immediately after the victim has identified himself on tape). not just America BTW - recall the UN bombing in Baghdad for example, or the numerous bombings in a number of countries. Murder is a terrible thing. Especially the violent death of a young person. One should not have to go around posting "Oh how terrible..* I wasn't complaining about indifference to the atrocity. I was complaining about people immediately inventing rationalizations to avoid holding responsible the people who committed the atrocity.