18 Apr 05
Originally posted by skeeteri presume everyone is referring to reconstruction:
Six million from Poland sounds better.
skeeter
$6000 in the usa for 9/11
$100,000 in iraq,
$6,000,000 in poland.
whichever way - it will not bring back the loved family members, who had no idea why they were killed.
in every case it is inadequate compensation.
18 Apr 05
Originally posted by flexmoreHah, nice swerve Flex. Seems I can't crank anything up tonight.
i presume everyone is referring to reconstruction:
$6000 in the usa for 9/11
$100,000 in iraq,
$6,000,000 in poland.
whichever way - it will not bring back the loved family members, who had no idea why they were killed.
in every case it is inadequate compensation.
skeeter
18 Apr 05
Originally posted by WheelyI'd tend to agree except:
For me, yes
- 100,000 people is alot more than 6,000 people
- It was over an area that affects alot more children
- There were alternatives and the means to pursue them
I'm inclined to say that the invasion of Iraq was worse than 9/11 and that if American's truly want sympathy and cooperation in future then they should STOP their violent ways. Start by getting rid of Bush now !
18 Apr 05
Originally posted by STANG100,000 people is, indeed, a lot more but as I said above, I don't think the numbers make a difference in terms of what is a worse crime. Clearly the number of people affected is more though. I personally don't think it is more humane to kill adults than children and there are always alternatives.
I'd tend to agree except:
- 100,000 people is alot more than 6,000 people
- It was over an area that affects alot more children
- There were alternatives and the means to pursue them
I'm inclined to say that the invasion of Iraq was worse than 9/11 and that if American's truly want sympathy and cooperation in future then they should STOP their violent ways. Start by getting rid of Bush now !
I do have a sneaky feeling that the motives of the bombers themselves was based on something less revolting than the motives behind the Iraq war but that is as far as I'll go.
I believe that 9/11 was a horrific, inhuman act. Just like the war in Iraq.
18 Apr 05
Originally posted by WheelyNumbers do make a difference in the case of a serial killer.
100,000 people is, indeed, a lot more but as I said above, I don't think the numbers make a difference in terms of what is a worse crime. Clearly the number of people affected is more though. I personally don't think it is more humane to kill adults than children and there are always alternatives.
I do have a sneaky feeling that the motives of the bomb ...[text shortened]... r as I'll go.
I believe that 9/11 was a horrific, inhuman act. Just like the war in Iraq.