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Tell me, how many people from Fallujah (or Iraq) flew planes into buildings?

The article doesn't base the story on what the insurgent websites say. If it did, I wouldn't have posted it.

I don't know enough about the case. I simply question the theory that society should go down the road of deciding who it is ok to kill for their own good and who isn't. She's in a psychiatric ward. She's not walking the streets, and chances are she probably never will. Try to stop your...

Try reading the rest of the article. Whether I believe it or not is almost besides the point. No one here has really questioned the veracity, only justified the use of white phosphorus on civilian areas.

Of course you don't. That's absolute fucking bollocks (if people will excuse me for saying so). I watch the matches myself, I see it going on. I'm not American, I don't live in the USA, I don't watch American TV. Considering the coverage football recieves in Europe, it's absolutely...

Who else do you think we should execute for their own good?

Well done you. Pat on the back there. It's funny how the definition of "chemical weapon" can be spun and spun like everything else until it soothes your conscience (if you have one, that is).

Tell me, what exactly is the difference when the people are fucking dead either way? Instead of explaining it to "tree-huggers" how about explaining it to the relatives of those killed? I wonder if the difference will make them feel any better once you've explained it to them. And this...

It isn't being used as an incendiary if it isn't being combusted. Rather, it's being dumped on a civilian area and is dissolving people in their houses. It's being used in an illegal way. No I didn't. You obviously didn't have one. This was about the use of chemical weapons on a civilian...

Did you miss the part about her being in a psychiatric facility, did you ignore it - edited by Leslie

Did the LA riots prove that same point in the USA? Or the Cincinatti riots? Who tries to claim the opposite? Europe has the same problems with racism that the US does, no one would ever dare claim differently because the examples are often so public (racist chanting at football matches, for...

True, but perhaps that's why we need to take a look at ourselves and the power we give to our governments.

It counts as a chemical weapon when it is being dumped on people and used to destroy them. Also, napalm was mentioned in the article. And as if I have any fucking love for the British army. I'm from Northern Ireland.

Out of sight, out of mind.