No, I'm not suggesting that the civil unrest would vanish if we just left.
But it undeniably exists because we went in.

Michael's suggestion of "kill anyone not being part of the solution" is
ludicrous considering we knew perfectly well before we went in that our
being there would cause unrest. Wantonly killing the people there will lead
to more people disliking us and causing unrest. Rinse and repeat and you've
got a nice handy recipie for genocide cocktail.

I understand that for better or worse our troops are there. And yes they are
trying to create order. And yes they should obviously try to quell violence.
But a kill 'em all approach is absolutely going to lead to more violence.
Fortunately, I know that most of our efforts there are trying to teach and
build and it's not just about guns blazing.

-Kevin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 11:02 AM
Subject: Re: CNN Breaking News

> No, but if someone points a gun at a coalition trooper, he/she/it should
be shot. Period.
>
> If someone builds a bomb to kill or injure a coalition trooper, he/she/it
should be shot. Period.
>
> If someone purposefully steps in front of a person mentioned above to
shield them from harm, they should be considered a valid target, as well.
>
> (For example, those oh-so-effective human shields that went to Iraq before
the war. Or the people in the mosque in Fallujah. This is the same mosque
that blew up a few months ago from bombs being built inside, remember.)
>
> Now Kevin, are you really suggesting that if the US left Iraq, all of the
civil unrest would vanish? Really?
>
> I doubt it.
>
> Jerry Johnson
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/07/04 11:46AM >>>
> > stupid war is over. We should go in there and arrest or kill anyone not
> > being part of the solution, enough of this civil unrest crap.
>
> It can easily be argued that the "civil unrest" is because we are there,
> even though that may not be our intention. Shall we shoot out troops since
> they are part of the cause?
>
> -Kevin
>
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