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Wednesday, September 8, 2004

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Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld cited progress on multiple fronts in the Bush administration's global war on terrorism and said U.S. enemies should not underestimate the willingness of the American people and its coalition allies to suffer casualties in Iraq and elsewhere.

Slightly over 1000 of the American people have died in Iraq. And for what? The Iraqi people are worse off then they were before we went in. If they try to help us fix their country they risk death. Even more Iraqi people have died than americans. How can Rumsfeld say that we are fucking willing to take casualties. Wasn't the whole idea of the war to protect our people in the first place. "Terrorists" don't need to attack the states anymore because they can just head on over to Iraq to go and kill US troops. Bush says that he will honor their memories by completing the mission. He is the biggest fool ever to hold power here and is so stubborn that he will not seek a different plan to help save lives on either side. Obviously we need people there to fix Iraq's electricity and water, train police and an army and protect all of the people try ing to help. We've proven unable to do this the way we're going about it.

Imagine your whole high school dead and thats getting close to the numbers of people that have been KILLED. And why is 1000 people more newsworthy than 980? It totally trivializes human life down to statistics. I'm not willing to accept any casualties.
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