Blowing up schools, busses, mosques and civilian houses is not a proper way of fighting against another army.
If they reallly wanted, they could have gotten the coalition out, but they are too bussy killing children and innocent civilians. I think it is irresponsible, immature and grotesque. This new trend, of blowing up, or burning civilians alive, normal people that has nothing to do with the war in Iraq, is disgusting. I also find the taking of hostages sick and lame. The Iraqi Resistance need to set a good example, or else they will never win "hearts and minds".

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Yes, I know they do this on both sides. But there has been incidents when cars have drowen into masses of people and detonated themselves. Are you saying that the taking of hostages never happened?

What I am saying is the our guys over there are the good guys. We should support them. They aren't killing innocents on purpose, but sometimes that unfortunately happens.

When, or if, they get back here and get on with their lives, they'll be dealing with those feelings and bad memories. They don't need any of your help in making them feel guilty about it. This is what happens in war.
There is no other army. There are those groups who are Iraqi that don't want to give up the power they had before the U.S. got there, and there are those from other countries that have shown up to cause problems for us and exploit the Iraqis.

The main reason those schools, buses, mosques, and civilian homes get blown up is that they were being used by enemies of the coalition. Those schools, buses, mosques, and civilian homes are normally what the U.S. military choose to avoid at all costs.

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"The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left."
Ecclesiastes 10:2 (NIV)

You have killed journalists before, on purpose. It is a fact. All I am saying is that both sides attack civilians, yes, it happends in war, but it is no excuse.

You're characterization of it as "Iraqi Resistance" is wrong, IMO. The majority of Iraqi's would like to see their country free. This "resistance" is coming from a combination of outsiders (al Qaeda) and the former Baathist members who had it good under Saddam Hussein AND some of the more religious radicals. So, don't make it sound like it's a "great uprising" of regular Iraqi's. It's not.
But I agree about the bombings and killings. That just proves that such terrorists don't care. They don't even try to avoid schools and school buses, etc. In fact, they are "targeted." And that's why it's more important than ever for the world to band together to get rid of this scourge.

You are watching too much "Aljazeera" news. We have NEVER purposefully killed any journalists. Unless, of course, those "journalists" were firing on our troops.

You are sounding like an Israeli Army Spokesperson:

"The journalist was carrying his camera in such an angle that the troops mistook them for a terrorist with a rifle, so they fired pre-emptively, killing him"
You really believe that?
And yes, Israel has been documented as shooting at, sometimes killing, international journalists, often with little regret.

I didn't know that Israel = USA.

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