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Originally Posted by Daradon
Like I said, yes in the immediate aftermath.
But then the attacks will continue, someone else will head the organization, and the public will realize it's a little more complicated than that.
I don't know how much he could be commandering the organization on the run in the mountains anyway. And the cells are all over the world, run by whomever.
A live Bin Laden keeps the prospect of the boogyman alive.
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Well his death will count for something, if not moral support to the people in Afghanistan and Iraq.
People like him are never more better alive then dead.