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Old July 10th 04, 04:03 PM
Teacherjh
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If we aren't to fight back, for fear of creating more terrorists, what are
we to do?


Sometimes "nothing" is the right answer. Sometimes, we must just accept that
the price of freedom is risk. Sure, our nation is a colander. But to seal it
up as tightly as would be necessary to stop terrorism would be to suffocate it.

The war is not with people - it is with ideas. But ideas are what we claim to
let free.

Jose



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