so if michael vick...

fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
edited September 2009 in A Moving Train
had tortured humans instead of dogs, would that mean that he would not have been punished and obama and holder would ask us not to look back?

Edit: well, I thought my original point was obvious but since it isn't so obvious to some people I'm gonna spell it out:

It's a criticism of the Obama administration for not punishing the Bush administration for torture. And yet people are sitting here saying Vick wasn't punished enough or doesn't deserve another chance for torturing dogs. Yeah, I, and anyone with a fucking brain, knows that it isn't a perfect analogy, but that's kinda the point. I think torturing is wrong no matter what, whether done for war or anything, so there's no argument around that. Obama and Holder said not to look backwards about the torture crimes committed by the Bush administration. So, I wonder if Vick tortured humans, would they say the same thing?
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  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    One of the dumbest posts... ever.
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  • inmytreeinmytree Posts: 4,741
    I heard vick bought a new car through cash for clunkers and he is a member of Obama's death panels...
  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Cosmo wrote:
    One of the dumbest posts... ever.
    It was actually a quote from David Swanson and although it's obviously only half-serious, I think it's a very legitimate point
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    _outlaw wrote:
    Cosmo wrote:
    One of the dumbest posts... ever.
    It was actually a quote from David Swanson and although it's obviously only half-serious, I think it's a very legitimate point
    ...
    How so? The only comparisons i can see are these:
    1. Both are men.
    2. Both are black.
    2. Both are on T.V.
    Why not compare Michael Vick to Randy Whatziname on American Idol? They both fit the same criteria.
    Or how about you compare Barack Obama to Stan from 'The Office'?
    ...
    Michael Vick's situation has nothing remotely related to C.I.A. interrorgations in Cuba.
    ...
    There are legitimate greivences I can see people bringing up with President Obama that can be debated with viable, fact based points. This is not even close to being one.
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  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Cosmo wrote:
    _outlaw wrote:
    Cosmo wrote:
    One of the dumbest posts... ever.
    It was actually a quote from David Swanson and although it's obviously only half-serious, I think it's a very legitimate point
    ...
    How so? The only comparisons i can see are these:
    1. Both are men.
    2. Both are black.
    2. Both are on T.V.
    Why not compare Michael Vick to Randy Whatziname on American Idol? They both fit the same criteria.
    Or how about you compare Barack Obama to Stan from 'The Office'?
    what the hell are you talking about? how am I comparing people? I'm not. You've clearly misunderstood the sentence.
    ...
    Michael Vick's situation has nothing remotely related to C.I.A. interrorgations in Cuba.
    ...
    There are legitimate greivences I can see people bringing up with President Obama that can be debated with viable, fact based points. This is not even close to being one.
    I don't think you have any idea what you're talking about. There is a legitimate grievance people bring up with President Obama about "not looking back" when it comes to the crimes of torture committed by the Bush administration. David Swanson, half-seriously, says that maybe if Vick had tortured humans instead of dogs he wouldn't be punished, similar to how the Bush administration tortured humans and were not punished. How more obvious does it need to be put? I don't even know how you interpreted it but like I said before, this is a very legitimate point.
  • blondieblue227blondieblue227 Va, USA Posts: 4,509
    Vick didn’t do it for war. I’m sure there were people at the time that okayed torture because they thought it was the only way to protect the country. So to them it’s justified. So I’m gonna say something crazy: If Vick tortured dogs in behalf of a war cause I don’t think he’d be punished. Let’s say they were talking dogs or something.

    And they’re talking about looking into it. maybe they’ll investigate. It’s not a closed book yet.
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  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Vick didn’t do it for war. I’m sure there were people at the time that okayed torture because they thought it was the only way to protect the country. So to them it’s justified. So I’m gonna say something crazy: If Vick tortured dogs in behalf of a war cause I don’t think he’d be punished. Let’s say they were talking dogs or something.

    And they’re talking about looking into it. maybe they’ll investigate. It’s not a closed book yet.
    does that mean that it's ok to torture sometimes? and if so, when? I know you said "war cause" but how far into a war do you decide that it's ok to torture? and who can you torture?
  • blondieblue227blondieblue227 Va, USA Posts: 4,509
    I didn’t say rather if I thought it was ok or not.
    I was assuming how the crazy world we live in would behave in that scenario.
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  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    _outlaw wrote:
    I don't think you have any idea what you're talking about. There is a legitimate grievance people bring up with President Obama about "not looking back" when it comes to the crimes of torture committed by the Bush administration. David Swanson, half-seriously, says that maybe if Vick had tortured humans instead of dogs he wouldn't be punished, similar to how the Bush administration tortured humans and were not punished. How more obvious does it need to be put? I don't even know how you interpreted it but like I said before, this is a very legitimate point.
    ...
    Nice how you open with this one really lame sentence...
    "Had tortured humans instead of dogs, would that mean that he would not have been punished and obama and holder would ask us not to look back?"
    Then, come back and add an explanation later.
    Given that first sentence, as a stand alone, is moronic, at best. Also, If you are trying to attribute to another author.. a reference would have done you good.
    ...
    Now... that you have clarified it...
    It STILL does not equate.
    Obama is supposed to represent the justice system in the Vick case... or is Vick was the C.I.A.... or what?
    The only way to legitiimize the poorly constructed analogy would be if Michael Vick were in a position of authority... such as a police chief of a superior court justice who had the ability to warp the justice system in favor of his doing... even then, it's a stretch.
    I understand the underlying point the author is trying to make... Obama not prosecuting Bush for war crimes... blah, blah, blah.. but trying to work in the Michael Vick reference? The 2 do not equate, no matter how hard you spin it.
    ...
    Finally... if you are going to use other people's analogies... give them credit for it and reference them as the authors.
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  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Obama is supposed to represent the justice system in the Vick case... or is Vick was the C.I.A.... or what?
    The only way to legitiimize the poorly constructed analogy would be if Michael Vick were in a position of authority... such as a police chief of a superior court justice who had the ability to warp the justice system in favor of his doing... even then, it's a stretch. The 2 do not equate, no matter how hard you spin it.
    vick would have to have the ability to warp the justice system?
    lol ok, first of all, are you saying the Bush admin are in a position to warp the justice system? Ok, maybe they are (partially), but that does not mean that the Obama administration does not have the power to prosecute. They simply chose not to. secondly, obviously it's not a completely serious analogy, we're not taking the fucking SATs, you're reading into this more than you should. the point was simply a criticism of the Obama administration for coming up with their weak ass "let's not look backwards" bullshit about torture. you seem to have missed it and came up with a whole "why are you comparing 2 random black people?" which never made sense.
    Finally... if you are going to use other people's analogies... give them credit for it and reference them as the authors.
    I did, or did you forget my post? It's a fucking pearl jam message board, not a dissertation.
  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    _outlaw wrote:
    Obama is supposed to represent the justice system in the Vick case... or is Vick was the C.I.A.... or what?
    The only way to legitiimize the poorly constructed analogy would be if Michael Vick were in a position of authority... such as a police chief of a superior court justice who had the ability to warp the justice system in favor of his doing... even then, it's a stretch. The 2 do not equate, no matter how hard you spin it.
    vick would have to have the ability to warp the justice system?
    lol ok, first of all, are you saying the Bush admin are in a position to warp the justice system? Ok, maybe they are (partially), but that does not mean that the Obama administration does not have the power to prosecute. They simply chose not to. secondly, obviously it's not a completely serious analogy, we're not taking the fucking SATs, you're reading into this more than you should. the point was simply a criticism of the Obama administration for coming up with their weak ass "let's not look backwards" bullshit about torture. you seem to have missed it and came up with a whole "why are you comparing 2 random black people?" which never made sense.
    Finally... if you are going to use other people's analogies... give them credit for it and reference them as the authors.
    I did, or did you forget my post? It's a fucking pearl jam message board, not a dissertation.
    ...
    Hey... You started this thing with that one lame sentence... then we went back and edited after I had responded.
    And YES the Bush Administration DID warp the system of Authority that allowed him to get away with all of that crap. That whole Patriot Act allowed for this kind of shit. And should the Obama Administration look into this? Yes... and they are. They are looking into C.I.A. procedures to see if any laws were broken. That's what has blowhards like Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity all in an uproar over.
    But, it is all about priorities. The fucked up economy, the War in Afghanistan, the War in Iraq, the Health Care debate and going after the Bush Administration over Guantanamo. List the priorities as you see them and weigh them against others and see where it takes you. My guess is the Economy and Health Care top the priority list. Is it correct? Who knows... it all depends where you stand.
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  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Cosmo wrote:
    ...
    Hey... You started this thing with that one lame sentence... then we went back and edited after I had responded.
    huh? I didn't start anything, I thought what I had was pretty obvious, you misinterpreted it completely though so I went back and had to clarify
    And YES the Bush Administration DID warp the system of Authority that allowed him to get away with all of that crap. That whole Patriot Act allowed for this kind of shit.
    I'm talking about now. And let's not forget that Obama voted for the PATRIOT ACT.
    And should the Obama Administration look into this? Yes... and they are.
    as far as I know he said there would be no hearings or prosecutions.
    They are looking into C.I.A. procedures to see if any laws were broken. That's what has blowhards like Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity all in an uproar over.
    you could get limbaugh and hannity in an uproar over ANYTHING, lol, give me a break...
    But, it is all about priorities. The fucked up economy, the War in Afghanistan, the War in Iraq, the Health Care debate and going after the Bush Administration over Guantanamo. List the priorities as you see them and weigh them against others and see where it takes you. My guess is the Economy and Health Care top the priority list. Is it correct? Who knows... it all depends where you stand.
    Yeah it's just too bad that Obama is handling everything else so horribly. From the economy to Afghanistan to Iraq, he has not done a good job at all so far. I'm waiting to see how many Afghani and Pakistani civilians it takes to be killed before someone finally says ok Obama's fucking up
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!
  • blondieblue227blondieblue227 Va, USA Posts: 4,509
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!

    :lol: see? that's what i was talking about in the #7 post.

    it's whole other ball game if you're talking about war.
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  • SmellymanSmellyman Asia Posts: 4,524
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!

    and u know this how?
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    LLet me guess..... we just grabbed a bunch of guys wearing towels and tortured them to cover up the fact that our own government blew up the towers right? Go watch another Michael Moore Documentary dude!!!
    Smellyman wrote:
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!

    and u know this how?
  • Pepe SilviaPepe Silvia Posts: 3,758
    mb262200 wrote:
    LLet me guess..... we just grabbed a bunch of guys wearing towels and tortured them to cover up the fact that our own government blew up the towers right? Go watch another Michael Moore Documentary dude!!!
    Smellyman wrote:
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!

    and u know this how?


    actually, there have been cases where we grabbed innocent people and tortured them. there's even a documentary about a guy who was kidnapped, held prisoner and tortured then let go because he was innocent in the special features of the film 'rendition'
    don't compete; coexist

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  • SongburstSongburst Posts: 1,195
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!
    Lol -- I wonder why the rest of the world regards Americans as retarded rednecks?

    It's a shame that these sentiments end up representing the whole country. I guess that's what happens when you have a retarded redneck as your figurehead for 8 years though.
    1/12/1879, 4/8/1156, 2/6/1977, who gives a shit, ...
  • SongburstSongburst Posts: 1,195
    Vick didn’t do it for war. I’m sure there were people at the time that okayed torture because they thought it was the only way to protect the country. So to them it’s justified. So I’m gonna say something crazy: If Vick tortured dogs in behalf of a war cause I don’t think he’d be punished. Let’s say they were talking dogs or something.

    And they’re talking about looking into it. maybe they’ll investigate. It’s not a closed book yet.
    Didn't you hear -- Vick was torturing German Shepherds to get clues on the location of their Enigma machines and they still jailed him -- it's a bloody outrage it is.
    1/12/1879, 4/8/1156, 2/6/1977, who gives a shit, ...
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    Songburst wrote:
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!
    Lol -- I wonder why the rest of the world regards Americans as retarded rednecks?

    It's a shame that these sentiments end up representing the whole country. I guess that's what happens when you have a retarded redneck as your figurehead for 8 years though.


    Whatever dude! You know we waterboarded someone over 100 times. Is that real torture? It's not like we were ripping off fingernails and shit like that. For fuck sakes man, we poured water over somebodies face and saved alot of American lives by doing so, and now all these liberal friggin tree huggers that think theres going to be pure love, peace , and happiness in the world someday. It wont ever happen dude because there are people in this world that don't give a shit. Always has been, always will be. And no matter how you look at it, its going to take extreme measures to keep parts of this world safe.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    mb262200 wrote:
    Songburst wrote:
    mb262200 wrote:
    Holy shit!!!! here...have a tissue because we tortured another terrorists, freeakin wheeeaaaa. And if the Bush admin. didn't do what they did you would be bitching because he didn't do enough after we got attacked again.There freakin terrorists dude...who freakin cares!!!!!!!!
    Lol -- I wonder why the rest of the world regards Americans as retarded rednecks?

    It's a shame that these sentiments end up representing the whole country. I guess that's what happens when you have a retarded redneck as your figurehead for 8 years though.


    Whatever dude! You know we waterboarded someone over 100 times. Is that real torture? It's not like we were ripping off fingernails and shit like that. For fuck sakes man, we poured water over somebodies face and saved alot of American lives by doing so, and now all these liberal friggin tree huggers that think theres going to be pure love, peace , and happiness in the world someday. It wont ever happen dude because there are people in this world that don't give a shit. Always has been, always will be. And no matter how you look at it, its going to take extreme measures to keep parts of this world safe.
    how about i waterboard you and see how you like it? it is torture and you know it. besides, there is no proof that this technique helped obtain any useful intelligence or save even one american life. in fact there is overwhelming evidence that it yielded only lies so that the torture will stop. read a newspaper article sometime and please try to keep up with the news because all of this was gone over months ago. who was the conservative radio host that was voluntarily waterboarded and lasted maybe 8 seconds and concluded that it was torture and felt as if he was being drowned again? IMO everybody that supports waterboarding as an interrogation technique should be forced to experience it, if for only to determine the humanity of the procedure.
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  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    Songburst wrote:
    Vick didn’t do it for war. I’m sure there were people at the time that okayed torture because they thought it was the only way to protect the country. So to them it’s justified. So I’m gonna say something crazy: If Vick tortured dogs in behalf of a war cause I don’t think he’d be punished. Let’s say they were talking dogs or something.

    And they’re talking about looking into it. maybe they’ll investigate. It’s not a closed book yet.
    Didn't you hear -- Vick was torturing German Shepherds to get clues on the location of their Enigma machines and they still jailed him -- it's a bloody outrage it is.
    how hilarious.

    all you guys are doing right now is justifying torture, as if it's ok to do it "for war" (whatever the fuck that even means). Personally, I think, no matter what, torture is wrong.
  • SongburstSongburst Posts: 1,195
    mb262200 wrote:

    Whatever dude! You know we waterboarded someone over 100 times. Is that real torture? It's not like we were ripping off fingernails and shit like that. For fuck sakes man, we poured water over somebodies face and saved alot of American lives by doing so, and now all these liberal friggin tree huggers that think theres going to be pure love, peace , and happiness in the world someday. It wont ever happen dude because there are people in this world that don't give a shit. Always has been, always will be. And no matter how you look at it, its going to take extreme measures to keep parts of this world safe.
    I actually don't think that your military tortures as much as they get credit for. The disturbing part is that there is a large number of uninformed people like yourself that feel that torture accomplishes something in this fake war on terror. I'll steal a line from Nice Guy Eddie to explain it to you:

    "If you fucking beat this prick long enough, he'll tell you he started the goddamn Chicago fire, now that don't necessarily make it fucking so."
    1/12/1879, 4/8/1156, 2/6/1977, who gives a shit, ...
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    Gimmesometruth says"how about I waterboard you?" hahahaha you'll put anybody in the same category as khalid shiekh mohammed?This guy was one of the masterminds behind 9/11 that killed over 3,000 people and we waterboarded him and you guys are freakin crying about it,not only that but now the democrats wants to press charges on the americans that did it to keep us safe. How about you try supporting your freakin country and what it does or go live in the caves with the rest of the people that doesn't support america.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    mb262200 wrote:
    Gimmesometruth says"how about I waterboard you?" hahahaha you'll put anybody in the same category as khalid shiekh mohammed?This guy was one of the masterminds behind 9/11 that killed over 3,000 people and we waterboarded him and you guys are freakin crying about it,not only that but now the democrats wants to press charges on the americans that did it to keep us safe. How about you try supporting your freakin country and what it does or go live in the caves with the rest of the people that doesn't support america.
    my offer still stands, instead you sit back and mock me while i try to make a point. if it is not torture why can't i waterboard you? i am not comparing you to KSM. by the way i asked you to present evidence of how torturing him has made you safer but you ignored it. a piece of advice for you since you are new. in the train you have to provide evidence to back up your position, otherwise you come off as a fool.

    those people that did the waterboarding should be tried, but also the people that ordered the torture should be tried as well. this is not 24, and you are not jack bauer. as an american i hold my country to a higher standard, and that standard is that we do not torture and we honor the geneva convention and we treat prisoners humanely. people who believe like you are the reason that the US has lost the moral high ground in this debate.

    lastly, you really told me when you told me to leave my country. good argument. what is this 2003? i will debate you when you come up with some new material.
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

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  • mb262200 wrote:
    Gimmesometruth says"how about I waterboard you?" hahahaha you'll put anybody in the same category as khalid shiekh mohammed?This guy was one of the masterminds behind 9/11 that killed over 3,000 people and we waterboarded him and you guys are freakin crying about it,not only that but now the democrats wants to press charges on the americans that did it to keep us safe. How about you try supporting your freakin country and what it does or go live in the caves with the rest of the people that doesn't support america.

    i do support my country, but i'm not going to sit back and say nothing when i feel that our ideals or principles have been betrayed and, i am not afraid to speak out in defense of them. I do get very tired of the insinuation that we should shut up and support our country at any cost.

    i was going to reply to this in detail, but rather than go off topic, i'll post a link to a thread we had about it a few months ago. lots of us have already posted our thoughts in here and you may be interested to read some of them.

    viewtopic.php?f=13&t=99258
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    mb262200 wrote:
    Gimmesometruth says"how about I waterboard you?" hahahaha you'll put anybody in the same category as khalid shiekh mohammed?This guy was one of the masterminds behind 9/11 that killed over 3,000 people and we waterboarded him and you guys are freakin crying about it,not only that but now the democrats wants to press charges on the americans that did it to keep us safe. How about you try supporting your freakin country and what it does or go live in the caves with the rest of the people that doesn't support america.

    i do support my country, but i'm not going to sit back and say nothing when i feel that our ideals or principles have been betrayed and, i am not afraid to speak out in defense of them. I do get very tired of the insinuation that we should shut up and support our country at any cost.

    i was going to reply to this in detail, but rather than go off topic, i'll post a link to a thread we had about it a few months ago. lots of us have already posted our thoughts in here and you may be interested to read some of them.

    http://community.pearljam.com/viewtopic ... 13&t=99258
    love it or leave it....grrrr....

    lol i have always wanted to say that, but for fear of sounding like a 3rd grader i have always bit my tongue. i agree with TA completely. although today it is hard to tell exactly what our ideals and principles are after 8 years of the bush crime family running things.

    but to get back on topic, vick did not torture people in a war effort. he tortured defenseless animals. it was cold and calculated. in my opinion torturing people and animals are on the same level, they all are sentient beings. if anyone on here has ever taken a philosophy/ethics class they should understand that.
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

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  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    I don't know. Maybe i'm just still really pissed off about 9/11 and i'm not thinking straight. Maybe other people have forgotten what it felt like that day....whatever...peace out.
  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    mb262200 wrote:
    I don't know. Maybe i'm just still really pissed off about 9/11 and i'm not thinking straight. Maybe other people have forgotten what it felt like that day....whatever...peace out.
    you can live in the past and be pissed off and not learn anything from the attack all you want. i remember what it felt like, but i will never let that day make me live in fear and i will never let that day make me want retribution and vengeance. 3000 americans to me does not equal the the many many thousands of IRAQIS that we killed that had nothing to do with 9/11 in the first place. all we have done is make the middle east hate us even more for that.
    "You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry."  - Lincoln

    "Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
  • OnTheEdgeOnTheEdge Posts: 1,300
    mb262200 wrote:
    I don't know. Maybe i'm just still really pissed off about 9/11 and i'm not thinking straight. Maybe other people have forgotten what it felt like that day....whatever...peace out.
    you can live in the past and be pissed off and not learn anything from the attack all you want. i remember what it felt like, but i will never let that day make me live in fear and i will never let that day make me want retribution and vengeance. 3000 americans to me does not equal the the many many thousands of IRAQIS that we killed that had nothing to do with 9/11 in the first place. all we have done is make the middle east hate us even more for that.


    It's not living in fear but living under the realization that it can and probably will happen again. Do you really think that if we do nothing the Taliban will just go away? I don't.
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