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If the TSA can pat down women and children here, why can't soldiers do it in Afghanistan where they're actually in danger? -- (link)
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mara
Nov 16 '10, 17:49
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"At no time were we permitted or even encouraged to search children or women. In fact, this would have been considered an extreme violation of acceptable cultural practice and given the way word travels here, been a propaganda victory for the Taliban."
(www.theatlantic.com)
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"Strip or we'll shoot!" never works :( -- nm
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peglegpete
Nov 16, 17:58
you just need more Taliban in the US? -- nm
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Danedukenuuk
Nov 16, 17:56
I like when you get in link-win mode. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 16, 17:51
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