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Originally posted by neonwraith
Not from the U.S.'s perspective but from that of Al-Queada it was
Even if you extend the notion that it wasn't a military action form any point of view then you'll again ahve another reason for the difference
They died and had not chose to do so. Soliders choose to risk their lives.
Neon |
not really, it wasnt a military action on thier side as well, considering most of thier leaders "condemned" the attacks. In order for there to be a military strike the governing body must do it, not a group of lunatics with too much time and money.
And a soldier not involved in a war, or involved in a battle who is unknowingly blow up or killed would be worth the same as a civilian. a tragedy either way. Like that whole bit last year or the year before when that american ship got hit with the bombers.