re: #65 Dark_Falcon

Said consequences were unintended, but they were foreseen and accepted. Osama bin Laden had to die, and if nailing him ends up means dozens of Pakistanis suffering from polio, then frankly that can be accepted as collateral damage.

That does sound nasty, and it is nasty. But its also The Way It Is.

And the deaths of health care providers is also acceptable?

DF, one of the things I despised while in the military - and still do - is the easy way so many people have with ‘collateral damage’.