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Vote On Jesse Jackson's Obligation To Negotiate compared With President Bush's Obligation to NOT Negotiate with Terrorist Hostage-Takers

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When you have read the two news articles from the news article you can then consider the moral question:  Where does the rational "obligation" lay?  With Jesse Jackson for offering to negotiate with the terrorists, or with President Bush who says we never negotiate with hostage-takers?

Bush Security Advisor: No Negotiations With Hostage-Takers

President Bush's national security advisor says the United States will not negotiate with hostage-takers holding Americans in Iraq.

WSJ, April 17, 2004:  Wife Of US Man Kidnapped In Iraq: Jesse Jackson Offers Aid

JACKSON, Miss. (AP)--The Rev. Jesse Jackson will contact religious leaders in Iraq to seek the release of Thomas Hamill, the U.S. civilian truck driver abducted in Iraq, Hamill's wife said Saturday.

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Jesse Jackson is a private citizen, a leader who is not affraid to be critical of the government -- he may succeed in freeing the hostage where the government refuses to even try.I Agree With Jesse Jackson.

The US is fighting a war on terrorism.  The terrorists have proved that they can influence elections and internal political decisions.  Jesse Jackson is actually guilty of treason when he directly undermines the stated policy, and the only rational moral policy, of refusal to negotiate with hostage-takers.

I don't care for either of the above two choices -- they are too extreme. I do not Wish To Vote on them, but am willing to give my opinion on this issue below.

 

    

 

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