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[Hank Chinaski]

Originally posted by Penske_Account
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Extrapolating some of that data, in the same time period as the war in Iraq, there has probably been as many red-light deaths in America as there have been battlefield deaths in Iraq, but the difference is the larger potential benefits of the red-light running deaths is nil, while the deaths in Iraq are contributing to a burgeoning democracy in the ME, the first of its kind in an Arab ME country.

The problem is the red-light running deaths are probably largely the underrepresented in America. The people the dims do not care to make an issue. Perhaps poor and minority. While these deaths might logically reduce the voter base on teh dimwit plantation, death is not a bar to voting D (see Cook County, IL for example). Thus there is no cheap partisan political hay to make over these deaths, while the deaths in the ME can be falsely spun in an attempt to treasonously degrade the CinC's leadership of our nations's successsful War on Terror. See below:

How many have died in Islamic riots in France-istan in that time period? where have more vehicles blown up?