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To: LjubivojeRadosavljevic

What this debate will now degenerate into is whether killing six million people is worse than killing a few thousand. It's still the same crime.

Someone I knew shot an Iraqi in the head point blank. The Iraqi was no threat and wounded. The Iraqi was most likely mortally wounded and just waiting to die.

This soldier I knew only killed one person in this incident and it's even questionable if he in that split second was thinking about what he was doing. The guy he shot was a bad guy 100% for sure (Part of the Sadr militia). His record was impeccable and he never did anything like that before. He's a nice guy if you meet him in person. Today CPT Maynulet is a convicted felon.

http://stripes.com/article.asp?section=104&article=27233&archive=true

Are his actions acceptable because he only killed one person illegally?


151 posted on 12/20/2006 10:30:16 PM PST by Red6 (Weird thoughts -)
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To: Red6
["His record was impeccable and he never did anything like that before. He's a nice guy if you meet him in person. Today CPT Maynulet is a convicted felon."]

Well, I'm actually a very nice guy too (at least that's what people tell me).
You may want to give him some advice.
What I did, under similar circumstances, is I subsequently got my Ph.D. (mathematical statistics) and became an active scholar and professor. People can't take your brains away from you - especially in my field because they don't understand what I'm talking about :-)
156 posted on 12/20/2006 11:44:20 PM PST by LjubivojeRadosavljevic
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To: Red6

Well, points for being shameless.

Your hero Izetbegovich recruited for the SS.

And you dare lecture others on the evil of the NAZIs.

As I said, points for being shameless.


159 posted on 12/21/2006 4:47:42 AM PST by infidel_pride
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To: Red6

One final point.

Izetbegovic was hugely influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood , a honey pot of Holocaust Revisionists , Holocaust Deniers and full bloodied anti-Semites .

By contrast , in Serbia , under Milosevic's rule , I think that only ONE publication was ever banned . Guess which ? That's right , "The Protocols of Zion" . It was rightly banned for being anti-Semitic.

You certainly pick 'em.


171 posted on 12/21/2006 6:20:05 AM PST by infidel_pride
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