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The document criticizes the War on Terrorism for causing more harm than good. It notes that civilian casualties in Afghanistan exceeded 9/11 deaths by the end of 2001, yet Osama bin Laden was still at large. The document argues that killing innocent people will only breed more sympathy for terrorists and that previous "wars" like the War on Drugs did little to solve the underlying problems. It sarcastically suggests the War on Terrorism will be as ineffective as the War on Drugs at ending terrorism and drugs respectively.
The document criticizes the War on Terrorism for causing more harm than good. It notes that civilian casualties in Afghanistan exceeded 9/11 deaths by the end of 2001, yet Osama bin Laden was still at large. The document argues that killing innocent people will only breed more sympathy for terrorists and that previous "wars" like the War on Drugs did little to solve the underlying problems. It sarcastically suggests the War on Terrorism will be as ineffective as the War on Drugs at ending terrorism and drugs respectively.
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The document criticizes the War on Terrorism for causing more harm than good. It notes that civilian casualties in Afghanistan exceeded 9/11 deaths by the end of 2001, yet Osama bin Laden was still at large. The document argues that killing innocent people will only breed more sympathy for terrorists and that previous "wars" like the War on Drugs did little to solve the underlying problems. It sarcastically suggests the War on Terrorism will be as ineffective as the War on Drugs at ending terrorism and drugs respectively.
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Terrorism is over but it sure does a lot for War. and there’s no By the end of December 2001, civilian casualties in Afghanistan far exceeded casualties in Manhattan on September 11 [BBC News, January 3, 2002], while Osama bin Laden more terrorism! remained at large—as he still does. One can be sure that every relative, friend, and neighbor of the Afghan innocent dead is now more sympathetic to the terrorists, rather than less.
Right! Remember how we had
that War on Drugs, and now you can’t buy drugs anymore?