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Sat Aug-20-05 08:35 AM
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| CA, TX, NY, PA, OH: States with highest U.S. military casualties in Iraq |
| GOPisEvil
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Sat Aug-20-05 08:37 AM
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| 1. Yeah, but those are 5 of the most populous states. |
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What about casualties per capita? :shrug:
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| MADem
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Sat Aug-20-05 08:40 AM
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| 2. That was my question, as well |
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Losses as a percentage of the total population....??? All politics IS local, and the impact can be just as great, if not greater, when small towns are impacted.
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Sat Aug-20-05 11:28 AM
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i agree 100% with your post
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Sat Aug-20-05 08:43 AM
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| 3. Apparently us Austin folks think the same way! |
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You beat me to that same comment. Thinking like me could be a very bad sign for you, I suggest seeking professional help quickly!
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Sat Aug-20-05 08:44 AM
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| 4. I'd imagine that Georgia has to pretty damn high per capita |
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45 killed from GA? Doesn't Georgia only have like 7 million people in the whole state?
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| gratuitous
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Sat Aug-20-05 09:34 AM
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| 5. Yeah, I'd be interested in per capita as well |
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Oregon has fewer than 3 million residents and 34 killed.
But we did vote for John Kerry and Al Gore before him, so there's that . . .
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