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	<title>Comments on: The cost of killing</title>
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		<title>By: Eli</title>
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		<dc:creator>Eli</dc:creator>
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		<description>Powerful. 

A comment: The narrator describes the person he killed as having blond hair and blue eyes, &quot;like an angel.&quot;  That affects him deeply.  Not to be cynical about it, but I wonder if he would have suffered less over the years if the person he killed hadn&#039;t looked like him (or like people he knew).  I wonder if American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan end up (consciously or not) nurturing a racist view of their olive-skinned opponents to better cope with the killing.</description>
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<p>A comment: The narrator describes the person he killed as having blond hair and blue eyes, &#8220;like an angel.&#8221;  That affects him deeply.  Not to be cynical about it, but I wonder if he would have suffered less over the years if the person he killed hadn&#8217;t looked like him (or like people he knew).  I wonder if American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan end up (consciously or not) nurturing a racist view of their olive-skinned opponents to better cope with the killing.</p>
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