Dow sinks 500, claws back/Anarchism

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On 2/27/07, kelber at mindspring.com wrote:
Far from the epicenter of violence, it's not really our place 
to tell people what form their resistance should take.  As 
an individual, Cheney is at least as much a war criminal 
as Saddam ever was.  I can understand why many 
Afghanis would consider him a legitimate target, even if 
the end result was that innocent people were killed.  Had 
he died, I don't think it's a frivolous or untrue statement to 
say that many people around the world would not have 
grieved. 

richard.romeo:
i think comparing cheney to saddam hussein in that way 
is rather unfortunate way of viewing things

rich

Myself, I look at things like "body count' and the general
quality of life in the region. It's not that Saddam wasn't
bad, it's that Cheney is probably worse. It may be
unfortunate to have look at these sorts of things in
this light, but the tinhorn dictators in Washington D.C. 
give us no alternative.