You mean to say that he should have been treated well?


	You mean to say that he should have been treated well?

mugofcoffee

7-17-2008 12:00 AM

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7-17-2008 4:06 AM

katsteevns

2 words: Geneva Conventions

7-17-2008 6:04 AM

JohnWaterman

2 more words: Human decency

7-17-2008 9:50 AM

Socratoad

Amen.

7-17-2008 11:54 PM

mugofcoffee

Beyond all these 2 words, I still feel uneasy when I think of the thousands of innocent deaths, the grieving families, the sliding economy and the terror that had become a part of our lives...terrorists should be strictly dealt with and should not be allowed to play with our inherent good nature and sympathies...

7-18-2008 4:06 AM

katsteevns

Is it the terrorists "playing with our inherent good nature and sympathies" or the machinations of George Bush an Dick Cheney?

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