Is DJ outrage glaring in its selectiveness?

• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  patxxoo

  #1

  I think it may well be possible that denial is at play.
  
  Thank you for pointing this post out, i'm not on often on so I miss quit a bit, thank you again.

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• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  Sykos Masters

  #2

  Neither for me.
  
  North of the 49th, we have the 'luxury' of hearing about the true cost and these atrocities on a regular basis. Rather than comment and face yet more mud-slinging, I chose to vote the article w/o comment.

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• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  skeptikool

  #3

  @ Sykos Masters
  Neither for me.
  
  North of the 49th, we have the 'luxury' of hearing about the true cost and these atrocities on a regular basis. Rather than comment and face yet more mud-slinging, I chose to vote the article w/o comment.

  
  
  Gotcha. Thing is, if mud was always to be avoided, few but the mealymouthed would be heard.

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• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  Sykos Masters

  #4

  @ skeptikool
  Gotcha. Thing is, if mud was always to be avoided, few but the mealymouthed would be heard.

  
  
  True. In my case, I'd had enough of the 'commentary' over that 24 hr period. I felt the need to shower ... lol

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• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  Gar Swaffar

  #5

  Fact: People die in wars. Soldiers and civilians, always have, always will.
  
  The difference between civilians dying in war, and dying in someones neighborhood is the glaring difference.
  
  One is expected (by those who consider the consequences of war before beginning it,) for a child to have her head chopped off is not expected and can't be accounted for by logic and reason.

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• Posted Jul 6, 2008 by  KJ (momentsintime)

  #6

  Thanks for the mention of my article.

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