I don't think that's a fair thing to say at all, but i don't think you really understand what you're saying either.

The loss of life, as well as the toll on the daily life of the Afghani & Iraqi will be felt for generations... and you can directly attribute that to this attack.

But what are you saying to me? A New Yorker who lost family today? We don't deserve to grieve for our dead?

Well then since you're being political about things, be fair and dig in.


Say the same statement to the Afghani farmer who lost HIS wife and three children when American soldiers were dropped in the middle of his field.

After all, he's Pashtun.

...that's fairly large on Linux Desktops is SSH. Months after a novice user has been using this cool service, introducing them to their auth.log is met with a little shock. The reality of broad scanning on the wlan and lan, along with the sometimes half-assed configuration of low-level services like SSH... makes the linux desktop a very delectable treat.