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To: one_less who wrote (166584)	7/20/2005 11:17:24 AM
From: jttmab	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

The noble cause is found in the struggle not in the destination. I'm having difficulty in finding anyway I can agree with that. The struggle [cause], the means of the struggle and the destination are inseparable and each one affects the nobility. Hypothetical: I have a cause to bring peace to the mid-east, the means to achieve that cause is to gather together all the nuclear powers and unload all nuclear weapons throughout the region. Peace is achieved. Alternative means: Kill all the non-Jews; or kill all the Jews. Either results in peace in the region. There are certainly some that would support one or the other. Hardly a noble cause. jttmab