The problem with this concept is that this terrorist is worth $300 million
USD. Now what proper living conditions are needed for him? I do agree on
not throwing out the baby with the bath, so to speak, but if Afgnistan had
taken care of him earlier this wouldn't have happened. Of course, from an
interview with individuals in that country, if Monica L hadn't happened,
they would consider the USA more respectable.
Gregg
Don't get me wrong. The people behind this cruel attack must be
persecuted. But we live in a complex world. Terrorism is a reaction.
People don't turn into terrorists if they are not forced into it. To
exterminate terrorism, not armies are needed, but the establishment of
proper living conditions. It has taken terrorism a long time to develop
and it will take a long time to get rid of it. As the world is constructed
today, it runs on the exploitation and discrimination of the mayor part of
it's population by a minority of wealthy nations. I am afraid that the
acts we have seen are the price we have to pay.
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