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Ant:

--- Quote from: white boy on February 19, 2005, 09:23:31 AM ---^ eww at your sig, but im not shoicked 35 people died, they died the other day , and some other day, shit, like truama said , its a war

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first, as i already pointed out, supposedly there is no war.  it was declared over by Bush more than a year ago.

secondly, in traditional war, when you talk of people dying you are refering to combantants.  When I say 35 people died, I'm referring to 35 civilians.

Machiavelli:

--- Quote from: Ant on February 19, 2005, 12:27:54 PM ---
--- Quote from: white boy on February 19, 2005, 09:23:31 AM ---^ eww at your sig, but im not shoicked 35 people died, they died the other day , and some other day, shit, like truama said , its a war

--- End quote ---

first, as i already pointed out, supposedly there is no war.  it was declared over by Bush more than a year ago.

secondly, in traditional war, when you talk of people dying you are refering to combantants.  When I say 35 people died, I'm referring to 35 civilians.

--- End quote ---

First, show me where Bush declared the war being over. All he said on May 1st, 2003 was that MAJOR combat was over.

Second, this war is not a traditional war where two or more countries are fighting each other, its a Guerrilla war on Terrorism. During a Guerrilla war civilians, are considered targets.

white Boy:
^ exactly!

7even:
Too bad such foreign policy is motivating people to become terrorists and anti-american. Big success. No matter which pseudo-reason you pick out of the bigot-pool, you have failed. Big time.

Word up@the comment on how Trauma is a bigot, what Ant said describes Trauma perfectly.

hisairness:
My cousin, Isaiah Marquez almost got killed in a bombing last month.  He and his patrol were walking through a city and a bomb went off.  He sent a letter out to his mom that arrived a couple of days ago that told the story.  It's really scary shit over there.

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