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based on war costs alone. At least 120,000 people have been killed as a resultSubject: Re: OT: reaction to Iraqi elections
From: Jim Thompson thegreatone@example.com
Date: 2/7/05 7:33 AM Pacific Standard Time
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On 6 Feb 2005 23:15:40 -0800, "STOP_George" <skiingkow@hotmail.com
wrote:
If you call that democracy, then you're even more naive than I thought.
If there truly was democracy in Iraq, the U.S. occupiers would not be
there.
Today's cynicism is not from the wealthy in America. It is from the
educated. It is from the people who do not take the U.S. mainstream
news at face value.
Cynicism is cheap?
Try telling that to the thousands of people who died because of a lie.
I would argue that a human life is quite costly.
Particularly the 3000+ on 9/11
Yes their deaths have been very costly, about 100 million each and counting,
of these wars.
And the prospects for the future don't look good. Could be millions of deaths
in an Iraqi Civil War.
I'm seeing Bush in costume making a gesture and saying "By Grabthar's Hammer
you will be Avenged".
Rocky