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never dismissed any deaths. Just the
opposite. Every death is as tragic as anyother. I even stated that UN troops needed to go to Darfur. You completely misunderstood my position. Personally, I think your position stated below is hogwash. I could take your comments below to imply that the deaths and suffering of the Kurds in Iraq were not worthy of UN action or attention. Sheesh, that is ridiculous. The deaths in the 80s of the Kurds in Iraq were ruled
genocide Evan.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4555000.stm>You can't completely dismiss the scale of human deaths. That is why the Sudan was genocide and Iraq was not. Plus the no fly zones protected the Kurds (more so) and the Southern Shia (less so) from Saddam.
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