[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...you know what sickens me the most about this thread and what is effectively being said, which is why I was sickened by it yesterday and looks as though it will go on and on and on and on and on because last word is everything...of some who don't support the air strikes..(of which I am also a non supporter ..)...all of the I'm right and the gloating and the puffing of feathers etc and whichever whay you want to put it or spin it, is at the expense of those civilians who have been killed in the strikes, which was mentioned yesterday....no thought for them whatsoever, just a satisfaction at being right..(which no one is anyway, only a few days into a long extensive military action where any effectiveness or lack of/outcome isn't yet known..)...it's like someone, saying...'don't do that, it's dangerous/don't drive like that' or whatever and then something tragic and awful happening and saying I told you so/I told them so and having a satisfaction about it because they 'felt right' and very proud to say so...where is the pride in a loss of any life....people are dead and all some care about is who's right and who's wrong, it's staggering the coldness of it all and the absolute arrogance and self importance of an internet thread...there are no 'winners' in this, we know that in the UK and the whole world knows that because innocent people will die..../either way, innocent people will die and either way, have already...

Wait a min.... what puffing of feathers?
I was against strikes and I still am, how does that make me gloating or puffed up about innocent people being at risk or killed?
Why do I get the impression I'm subtly being accused of something here.... don't skirt all around the houses Ammi please I would appreciate a bit of honesty as to who is getting the full on finger wag.
The airstrikes sicken me, the realisation by some that they could have made a bad situation 100 times worse sickens me, misinformation sickens me.
Of course there's no way this could be aimed at anyone in particular really, that said I think that those who were against initially are totally justified in criticising what was agreed that day and there should be no shame in admitting they feel it was the wrong decision based on the reports so far.