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Originally posted by tjinaz@Feb 27 2005, 11:15 PM
I don't agree on the numbers killed by coalition forces nears what Saddam did but have no facts from either side.# The differnce being that the coalition forces show regret for civilian deaths and Saddam made sure the deaths generated fear.
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I never said they near what Saddam did. All things considered though, does it really matter? 100 000 is still alot of people in a few years.
Also, I realize the coalition forces are remorseful towards civilian deaths as does most of the rest of the Western World. You think that matters for certain people over there, the ones getting killed or seeing other civilians getting killed? That whatever they have lost during the war is simply collateral damage? You seem to be applying your logic on a very broad scope whereas i'm trying to break it down to a more case-by-case basis. 0.0001% of the Iraqi population wants to seek revenge on America for the reasons I have described and 2500 'terrorists' have just been created...