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Implications - Letters - Letter to the Editor
New Internationalist, August, 2003 by Edward Lofts
Urvashi Butalia implied that the American, British and Australian troops were purposely shooting each other ('(S)word play', View from the South, NI 357) and that they had no feelings about some of the accidents which took place. I find this disgusting, to suggest that the average soldier has no conscience about killing another. The troops probably feel terrible about some of these accidents that have taken place and she had no justification for criticizing them.
Edward Lofts Oxford, England
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