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Yeah, I've heard that one thrown down as a sort of final gambit quite a few times, not here but in a lot of other places. If I'm thinking of the same thing, it's the one where (for example) even though the coalition forces have been caught torturing people, and have as part of their public battle-plan attacked civilians with bombers, in Iraq, you're supposed to ignore that because of the values they had in mind when they were doing it, which make them totally different to 'the insurgents', right? |
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