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September 22, 2006

War Deaths Now More than 9/11 - Media and Democrats Plan Celebrations and News Conferences

This is going to be another snuff fest by leftists in politics and media:

Now the death toll is 9/11 times two.

U.S. military deaths from Iraq and Afghanistan now match those of the most devastating terrorist attack in America’s history, the trigger for what came next. Add casualties from chasing terrorists elsewhere in the world, and the total has passed the Sept. 11 figure.

The latest milestone for a country at war comes without commemoration. It also may well come without the precision of knowing who is the 2,973rd man or woman of arms to die in conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, or just when it happens. The terrorist attacks killed 2,973 victims in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.

Commemoration? Of course there won't be because this is no "milestone" and it is utterly insignificant. The last person that died in Iraq or Afghanistan is just as precious as the person that died before. They all are.

And why is it that the Democrats and leftist media are always trying to INVENT fake anniversaries and milestones to celebrate and use to BASH BUSH? Bush discusses the War on Terror/Islamic Naziism on--of all dates--9/11 and they go insane.

But let's look at all the manufactured milestones the Dems use to their political ends:

But all of these milestones are SOPHISTRY, utterly meaningless and historically vacant.

We lost @3,000 deaths at Pearl Harbor and went on to lose almost 0.5 million in the four years after. We've lost 1/2 of one percent of that since 9/11.

Posted by Aaron at September 22, 2006 08:15 PM

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What's so signficant about a milestone? Isn't that utterly insignificant as well, except as people imagine it? What is a mile, anyway?

Posted by: paul at September 22, 2006 09:31 PM

touche!

Posted by: aaron at September 22, 2006 11:04 PM

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