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To: RetiredNow who wrote (219221)	2/15/2005 11:18:55 AM
From: zonder	Respond to of 1575344

I've already answered your question about the differences between Iran and Pakistan Sure you did. But your answer was wrong. I just told you why. You said Iran was a proliferation risk and Pakistan was not. That is demonstrably wrong, since Pakistan ALREADY sold nuclear technology to other parties. If you are having a neighborhood spat with your neighbor and he is visiting you complaining about your dog shitting on his lawn, and just then a man comes by with a gun and points it at your head, and then your neighbor quickly turns and launches a diving tackle of the man with a gun, do you punch your neighbor? I am sure you think this is a profound insight into why Pakistan is OK but Iran is not, but I fail to see it. If you wish to actually answer anything I said in the previous post, please feel free to do so. Otherwise, I feel like restarting the explanation at every post and that is not an interesting debate for me.