You can't "never go" that way. The problem is that we are trying to apply rules of civilized engagement against an uncivilized group of thugs. I don't think there ever will be a definitive answer to how best this will be handled.

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>>>If in the process of "fighting the bad guys" you employ the same or worst methods that the bad guys use, you in fact become "the bad guys". I am talking about the process of slowly forgetting about the law and human rights, as a means to fight terrorism.
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>>Good point. I think it's a difficult slipping point to define.
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>Thanks, John, don´t get me wrong, I love and admire America, I even finished High School there, my comments are not out of hate, but out of love, it´s painful to see a great nation surrender so many principles.
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>The best way to "not slip" is to never go that way. Check my comments about how the italians fought terrorism in the 70´s
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>Carlos