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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (195516)	7/23/2004 12:25:06 AM
From: SilentZ	Respond to of 1592146

>Perhaps not, but it took only 19 hijackers to pull off the unthinkable. Of course, we're now super-paranoid over the unthinkable, but the fact is that there's just too much of the "unthinkable" to think about. Bridges, malls, subway stations, power plants, other skyscrapers, etc. Not to mention open borders, continued ineffectiveness within our government agencies, and the ever-looming suspicion of Big Brother. So going to war with Iraq was the answer? Why? >Many in the world think Americans are too spooked by ghosts. Yeah, that may be true, but so what? Should we just accept the s--t that happens and MoveOn? We can do what we can do (and we can do quite a bit)... but it should involve mostly going directly after al-Qaida. Fighting Iraq did nothing to reduce the number of Al-Qaida members on U.S. soil. -Z