[kfosternoble85]

i guess death is politics as long as you don't lose someone you love....when some brown skinned person in another country is slaughtered in the hundrends and thousands, it's politics, but when some "economically viable" American dies it's a tragedy right?....i'am a son of a veteran of a foreign war, and when i go down to the VFW where all the vets relax and recollect, and unfortunately, refelect on the 6th command, THOU SHALT NOT KILL....and like ISKYNET said, "fanatics," which is just a crude word for spiritually devote people, hopefully you'll recognize the fact that Abraham, Moses, Job, Jesus, Mohhamid and most characters in the Holy Scriptures of each religion is a fanatic, willing to die or kill for their beliefs...hence this war envelopes not only politics, which can be dismissed as not YOUR problem, but also spirituality, which is YOUR problem, and by you, i mean anyone reading this message. whether you chose to live, die, or kill for your superhero in the sky is between you and your beliefs...but you must recognize the fact that our ally in the Middle East is Isreal, which is a fundamentally Jewish nation....this simple fact represents a morale quagmire for myself because i feel "God" has no place in war time....for any country, so please, try not to ***ume a friendly relationship between God and yourself while chanting on the deaths of his children, or praising those pulling triggers or dropping bombs....
by the way, reality check....Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11, Osama,Afghanistan, or the Taliban, so there is no reason for our troops to be there...so stop your internal dialogue on justifying the murder of men women and children so the rich get richer and you don't have to pay too much for gas....

and since some of you are fond of qoutes, here's one or two for you, sort of an equation if you will...

If "A" tries to impose his will on "B," "A" is most likely a scoudrel.

money > you you < money