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 | > Another idiot who does not see evil in anything.  In short a Satan> worshiper.
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 Is
                  that the best you can do?  If you had less shit and more brains in your
 skull, you'd probably be able to figure out
                  that if I were a Satan
 worshipper, I'd probably have some sort of concept of evil.  I don't worship
 anything, including
                  Satan, but I DO recognize evil.  I see it in your
 intolerance, ignorance, and arrogance.  I see it in a government
                  who forces
 their beliefs upon others.  I see it in a government who knew what was about
 to go down last September,
                  and let it happen so they could occupy
 Afghanistan and build the oil pipeline.  I'm not trying to infer that the
 U.S.
                  is the only party guilty of intolerance and greed.  We did start all of
 this, but others are guilty of it, too. 
                  You can't push somebody, and then
 get angry when they push back.  We were all for funding, training, and
 arming
                  the Taliban when they were fighting Russia.  What's changed since
 then?  They're the same people.  They
                  have the same values.  OUR perception
 has changed, though, because we pissed them off, and they reacted.  The
 deaths
                  of the innocent people on both sides angers me.  My point is that war
 doesn't solve any problems, but only creates
                  more.  How about we just forget
 about them?  If we really investigated alternative fuel sources, and spent
 the
                  money on reasearch rather than a violent reaction, we could sever our
 ties with the oil cartel.  But then, G Dubya's
                  buddies wouldn't be getting
 rich at the expense of the consumers and the environment.  There is a
 peaceful resolve,
                  but we must work for it.  The same holds true for the
 problems between Israel and Palestine.  The U.S., of course,
                  takes sides
 with Israel, because there are more of them living here in the United
 States, and there is more money there. 
                  That's what the U.S. is really
 interested in .  Not the "squatters" who are being kicked off the land so
 Israel
                  can "settle" there.  How do you settle an occupied territory?
 Tactics employed by both sides are equally abhorrant. 
                  The U.S. has no right
 to take either side on this issue, but it should be up to them to find a way
 to resolve this issue
                  peacefully. The problem is, it's easier to kill than
 it is to discuss.  Just as it is easier for you to try to label
                  me, than it
 is for you to produce a valid argument.
 
 
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