A simple word and even then something I don't find strong enough to describe my reaction within to this (WARNING: Do NOT click link if you have a weak stomach). This is a corresponding image to the attacks that occured today in Fallujah today. I don't post this image in disrespect nor for shock value, but for the sheer reality we face in Iraq today among those who would oppose us and Iraq's restitution. You CANNOT reason with this, you cannot negotiate with this and most of all you cannot show weakness to this. Those who cheer this are not the everyday Iraqi who welcomes our overthrow of Sadaam. These are those who think just like Osama and his lot, think just like those who crashed the planes into the WTC. America needs to realize that we cannot be soft in the face of this. This kind of abomination needs swift and harsh (just) reaction. Those who died today were not soldiers but contractors trying to restore and improve the Iraqi's way of life. This is how they were repaid. This is why the Spanish reaction to bombings in Madrid is so saddening. To back down is to give fuel to this; fuel that may engulf our very way of life.
Know that I do not believe this is representative of all Muslims or all Iraqis; that is the furthest thing from the truth. But we must not become PC with such a stark reality presented to us.
UPDATE: Assertion thinks I'm taking part in "reactionary jingoism (scroll to the post "run away"." Only problem with his assumption on my part of "a creeping suspicion that this guy would not have been so outraged if 'terrorists' had been on the recieving end of this" is that you can't find me video or pictures of American soldiers celebrating and dancing admist beating, mangling, and hanging blackened corpses of innocent workers. Needless to say I can also find a MAJOR difference between terrorists (who do such things as above) and civilian contractors who are trying to bring a better way of life to the Iraqis, especially considering what they went through prior to our liberation of their country. And "it's sort of hard to argue with that," if I may say so.


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