RE: Inability to see the enemy (was RE: IRAQ sort of: Re: Tim Ma y calls for...

From: Damien Broderick (thespike@earthlink.net)
Date: Thu Feb 20 2003 - 22:16:07 MST

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    To my amazement, Ron h. says:

    > thespike@earthlink.net writes: Seriously, this country Iraq was
    > hit first by the USA and its UN allies. Now it sees a man whose father
    has hit it
    > personally in the past, bringing forth the weapons to hit it
    > again. So it has decided to hit his nation first. Is that so illogical?

    > Damien,
    > If you are trying to say that the US hit Sadaam first then
    > your syntax may or may not be good but your facts are seriously faulty.

    I did NOT say that, nor was I trying to say that. What I said was:

    > there could be an equal and opposite analysis also in play:

    [trimming the above misleadingly decontextualized quote]

    and I added, as plainly as I could:

    >this is not *my* personal view; it is my guess at the view of the bad man

    I conclude that Eliezer was correct; nothing is gained in such exchanges
    except the piling up of noise and pointless rancor. I'm stopping too (if I
    can restrain myself).

    Damien Broderick



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