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July 16, 2002

US saying sorry

The value of saying 'sorry': "President Bush said he told Afghan President Hamid Karzai on the telephone, "Any time innocent life is lost, we're sad." Missing from the superpower lexicon of abstract regret is apology or acknowledgment of responsibility. Is the superpower too big to be accountable to peoples from less powerful nations?"

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Some people...you give 'em a doughnut, and all they see is the hole.

Posted by Alex on July 18, 2002 at 00:46
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