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I agree whole heartedly.
What happpened on 911 was definately wrong and must find out how to work with all other countries not just Europeans or Ireael on why it happened and finds means of preventing them in the future. if you kkill a terrorist someone would come out ffor vengeance if the issue is not properly addressed and educatethe people around the terroristt why it was wrong and what they can do to stop it peacefully.
We must respect each other and do justice to alll parties concerned. Until then there will be sparadicincidents . We now see it daily in Israel and Palestine
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>"The thing that I find most frustrating about the post-9/11 world is that
>politicians and pundits continue to brush off any attempt to inquire into
>the sources of the hatred that some folks clearly feel towards the US (and
>the West in general). The refrain is always 'nothing justifies what was
>done on 9/11.' Okay, fine. It's unjustifiable. But we're not talking
>about justification; we're talking about causation. It's far to easy to
>just say 'these people are Evil' (with a capital 'E'), thereby dismissing
>any possibility that we may bear some culpability at some point in the
>process. I submit that very few people are truly big-E 'Evil.' Most
>people act out of some sort of motivation, and when they do violence, it's
>usually because they believe they've been wronged. Wouldn't it be
>worthwhile to look at why they feel wronged?
> -- MIchael J. Kobb
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