 | | 03-26-2004, 08:30 PM | |
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Originally posted by The Happy Psycho:
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I imagine all hell would've broken loose. Iraeli soldiers would've approached them, and Yassin's Hamas bodyguards would've defended him. There would've been even more risk to innocent people in the crossfire.</STRONG>
| a rocket just sounds a bit extreme to kill one physically disabled guy with it. They could have used something different. A sniper? I don't know much about this sort of ops it seems lol but I'm sure there must have been a much cleaner? and yet still efficient way to have the job done. Quote:
Originally posted by ros2nz:
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I've no problem with a Hamas leader or an Israeli soldier killed. I've got a lot of problem with the increasing casualties (usually innocent passer-bys) on both sides.
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| If by that you meant that the increasing civilian casualites bother you more then military ones then I agree with you. I don't believe you can equate a soldier to a terrorist but you can differentiate them both from civilians. A soldier is not a civilian. If soldiers are hurt or worse during duty that was it, they were doing their job and unfortunately got hurt or died while doing it, it's sad and I wished it happened less often but still..
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