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CHOICE AND HUMANITY br> Re: Ira Kessel's letter (under "Our Enemies") in Reader Mail's Odd Behavior : /p>

Well said! While I think I can understand Mr. Emanuel's use of "these animals" as a way to describe the barbarism being exacted against our brave soldiers that morning and the help pull the reader into the atmosphere of that frightful morn, it is important for us to remember that they are not animals. When animals act in a manner we would call "savage" it can be forgiven, they have no Divinity to lead them to better action.

p>We as Mankind, however, do have Divinity. And if we are to recognize the God within ourselves, we must see Him in our Friends, our Enemies, and all members of Homo sapiens sapiens . We are all created equal, it's our choices that make us different. And though some of us will fight, kill, and die to protect our right to make those choices, those that fight and those who are protected must both remember that we do not fight animals, but our fellow Man. br> -- Charles Campbell br> Austin, Texas /p> p> TALKING TRILLIONS

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