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| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 2:49 pm) |
AMERICA’S FALLEN HEROS![]() That is all! |
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| There will be a hell of a lot more before Bush's second term is up. Are you happy you voted for him? |
| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 8:10 pm) |
| MAYBE and YES |
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| needless deaths in wars that don't have to happen. |
| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 9:53 pm) |
| I appreciate your perspective, but, like I say there is your Truth, my truth and the truth and reality often lies in between them all. As a combat Veteran, I appreciate any life lost for any reason, as it is the most tragic and final of all human events. But, your reality and mine may diverse widely based on your implied comments if I understodd correctly. In 1997 there were 18,210 murders, or 6.8 for every 100,000 people, the lowest since 6.2 per 100,000 in 1967. The rate was down from highs of 10.2 per 100,000 in 1980 and 9.8 in 1991. In 1950 the rate was 4.6 per 100,000. U.S. Murder and non-negligent manslaughter 1992 23,760 1993 24,530 1994 23,330 1995 21,610 1996 19,650 1997 18,210 1998 16,974 1999 15,522 2000 15,586 2001 15,980 2002 16,204 In 2002 in California and New York alone there were 3,304 homicides. In Chicago in 2003 there were 599 homicides, In New York, the murder tally of 596 compared with 584 in 2002, the District of Columbia showed the homicide rate of 237 down from 262 in 2002. Detroit, was 365 in 2003, the FBI said, The newly-released data shows 16,503 murders occurred in the U.S. last year in 2003. The 16,503 MURDERS took ONE year in the US and it would take an additional 10.76 years to equal that many in Iraq at the tragic rate, so far, our brave troops have sacrificed for their country. These US MURDERS commited in just ONE year, were as equally NEEDLESS and maybe more NEEDLESS, as they were not, soldiers in combat situation doing their jobs, no matter ones opinion about that job they are doing. You should feel as passionate about these poor MURDERED souls equally as to the soldiers as well. That is all! |
| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 2:49 pm) |
AMERICA’S FALLEN HEROS![]() That is all! |

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| No one will deny that the offer is generous and honorable. But if such a transfusion is performed with the wrong type blood, it will kill me. |
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| I agree that murder is, by definition, needless. However, turning combat deaths into numbers does not, in my opinion, properly respect the deceased. |
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| I would like to believe that the sacrifices of our troops are creating a truly democratic Iraq and encouraging peace throughout the middle east. But wishing doesn't make it so. I don't believe that either US troops or profiteering companies will leave Iraq until the oil runs dry, or until the Iraqis throw them out. |
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| Are you as compassionate for a 19-year-old drug dealer killed in a turf war, as you are for a 19-year-old marine killed in Iraq? Mother Theresa might be, but let's face it -- you and I are not. That is all! I wish it were. |
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| You misrepresented yourself. You used a graphic from this site: http://whatreallyhappened.com/ Front page: This website is non-partisan, anti-war, and anti-lie. The purpose of this site is to expose deceptions by governments and media used to trick the public into wars and out of their money. PLEASE SHARE WHAT YOU LEARN HERE WITH OTHERS WHO DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE INTERNET. SO WHAT! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies of the state of Israel." -- Colin Powell -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ..... Your misleading graphic. as it was MEANT to be perceived....a waste of lives. user posted image Dead because of a lie. Dead because selfish people in government wanted a war and lied to get one, aided by selfish people in the media WHO TOOK MONEY FROM GEORGE BUSH TO LIE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. The government and the media traded the blood of these young Americans for their personal gain. Look at their faces. How can you not be angry? You lied. You shouldn't last too long around here. Why waste any more of your time. Or ours. ![]() COULD YOU REPEAT THAT IT WAS GARBLED!! -------------------- TAKE IT BACK!user posted image CHOOSE THE BLUE! |


| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 9:53 pm) |
| I appreciate your perspective, but, like I say there is your Truth, my truth and the truth and reality often lies in between them all. As a combat Veteran, I appreciate any life lost for any reason, as it is the most tragic and final of all human events. But, your reality and mine may diverse widely based on your implied comments if I understodd correctly. In 1997 there were 18,210 murders, or 6.8 for every 100,000 people, the lowest since 6.2 per 100,000 in 1967. The rate was down from highs of 10.2 per 100,000 in 1980 and 9.8 in 1991. In 1950 the rate was 4.6 per 100,000. U.S. Murder and non-negligent manslaughter 1992 23,760 1993 24,530 1994 23,330 1995 21,610 1996 19,650 1997 18,210 1998 16,974 1999 15,522 2000 15,586 2001 15,980 2002 16,204 In 2002 in California and New York alone there were 3,304 homicides. In Chicago in 2003 there were 599 homicides, In New York, the murder tally of 596 compared with 584 in 2002, the District of Columbia showed the homicide rate of 237 down from 262 in 2002. Detroit, was 365 in 2003, the FBI said, The newly-released data shows 16,503 murders occurred in the U.S. last year in 2003. The 16,503 MURDERS took ONE year in the US and it would take an additional 10.76 years to equal that many in Iraq at the tragic rate, so far, our brave troops have sacrificed for their country. These US MURDERS commited in just ONE year, were as equally NEEDLESS and maybe more NEEDLESS, as they were not, soldiers in combat situation doing their jobs, no matter ones opinion about that job they are doing. You should feel as passionate about these poor MURDERED souls equally as to the soldiers as well. That is all! |
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| That is all! |
| QUOTE (Yankeekilo22 @ Saturday, 29 January 2005, 11:53 pm) |
| U.S. Murder and non-negligent manslaughter 1992 23,760 1993 24,530 1994 23,330 1995 21,610 1996 19,650 1997 18,210 1998 16,974 1999 15,522 2000 15,586 2001 15,980 2002 16,204 ... You should feel as passionate about these poor MURDERED souls equally as to the soldiers as well. |