Bari Weiss and the other contributors write a series of thoughtful, sophisticated analyses (look at Ferguson's recent piece, for instance) and all you can offer is a tired expression of moral equivalence. Suffice it to say, that when a terrorist organization spends billions of dollars on military hardware rather than infrastructure to su…
Bari Weiss and the other contributors write a series of thoughtful, sophisticated analyses (look at Ferguson's recent piece, for instance) and all you can offer is a tired expression of moral equivalence. Suffice it to say, that when a terrorist organization spends billions of dollars on military hardware rather than infrastructure to support its peoples' social and economic development, and then attacks a sovereign state across undisputed national borders, deploying the most heinous tactics of rape, disfigurement, and indiscriminate killing of children, women (civilians), all while hiding amongst and beneath their own citizens, the response is going to necessarily result in some very bad outcomes for those who started it.
Bari Weiss and the other contributors write a series of thoughtful, sophisticated analyses (look at Ferguson's recent piece, for instance) and all you can offer is a tired expression of moral equivalence. Suffice it to say, that when a terrorist organization spends billions of dollars on military hardware rather than infrastructure to support its peoples' social and economic development, and then attacks a sovereign state across undisputed national borders, deploying the most heinous tactics of rape, disfigurement, and indiscriminate killing of children, women (civilians), all while hiding amongst and beneath their own citizens, the response is going to necessarily result in some very bad outcomes for those who started it.