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To: Jim S who wrote (5163)11/25/2006 11:20:54 PM
From: TimF  Respond to of 10087
 
I'm not saying its all rosy. We are at war, but take any time when we were at war (not counting conflicts like Grenada, Panama, and bombing the Serbs to be "at war") and casualties have been higher.

Or, Take the average from 1866 to 2002.

That average is over 12 deaths per day compared to the 1.7 per day since 9/11.

Add up the casualties numbers here
cwc.lsu.edu and then do the math. The period your talking about is just under 50k days.



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