What is the difference between Donald Rumsfield & Osama Bin Laden?
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...One's a foot-and-a-half taller than the other!
799862
Osama Bin Laden has done the greatest damage to the Islamic cause and ironically, the USA has got the best lesson for its faulty diplomacy in World politics. But, what seems justifies your apprehension that till the Islamic countries do not subdue to the might of the USA and the UK, the war against terrorism would not subside.
689079
who are you?   Osama Bin Laden?
269064
The USA Govt. claims it was Osma Bin laden, but it's doubtful.
858922
i think it is bush and bin-laden. not america. dont get us confused.
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Bin Laden is a coward. Heroes have the courage to stand up for what they believe in AND are prepared to face the consequences. No HERO would hide out in a cave (or the basement of the White House or wherever he is).
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Just for the sake of discussion, considering their current age, I will say Osama can last longer and probably win by technicalities. This dude have seen hell, war and has been on the run.\n\nPat could be easily tired out, as this man have been living comfortably for years, do you think he has the stamina go into boxing match?
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i think its bill gates or osama bin laden. hes doing a good job of hiding against the mighty USA
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None. It’s not his decision or his right, or that on anyone else's with a God complex.  He's a wealthy Saudi man who didn't fit in.  No one appointed him the representative of anyone.  The only way I could see him able to avenge anyone is the people who chose to follow him.  Most of these people I consider zealots and bigots who should be stopped (sort of like the Klu Klux Klan or the Spanish Inquisition), so I don’t see avenging their captures or deaths as a legitimate act.  I do see that some Arabs and Muslims have real reasons to be upset, but I don’t see how Bin Laden is their “avenger.”  I think that people who don't directly target civilians or support regimes like the Taliban who so grievously harm their civilians would be the best people to represent those civilians.  I also think it should be people from that group: rich Saudi men with tremendous advantages who still couldn't make a positive difference on his co-citizens' lives in his own country need not apply.
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Osama is there or not only God Knows.But there are many Osamas Fighting for injustice,fighting for freedom fighting for peace in the Afghanistan.The media is controlled by US.So they show everything in one or other way favouring USA.So we cannot see the ground reality.Usama alone cannot do anything.
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Bush is a uniformed terrorist.\n\nBin Laden is trying to fight against the unjust laws of US, The double standards, racism and discrimination.\n\nPeople think Bin Laden is a terrorist which he is not.\nPeople think Bush is not a terrorist which he is.
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why does america hate osama bin laden
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I didn't read the story or video or whatever it was.  I just want to comment on the respect comment someone made.  I give respect to whoever deserves respect.  It is earned.  That means I will start you off on a base level of neutrality until you give me a reason to go one way or another.  Rumsfield is a public official and therefore he opens himself up to judging before he is met.  Not fair at all, but it's true.  If he didn't want to be viewed as he is, he should get out of that position.
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HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!! That is hysterical. You know... what's very interesting to note is, Osama bin Laden has said that God/Allah speaks to him and that his murderous activities are God's retribution on us(the Taliban & al-Quaeda, too)... President Bush has said that God has spoken to him and told him to go into Iraq.\n\nSo... one of these men is a terrorist, and the other is a "liberator." \n\nHmm... it seems to me that both of them attacked a nation that had not previously attacked them, and put doubt and fear into the hearts and minds of the people in those countries. \n\nI'm not saying that President Bush and Osama bin Laden are the same guy, I'm just saying that President Bush is WAAAAAY closer to being a terrorist than a "liberator!"\n\nPS. BY THE WAY... THIS QUESTION IS AWESOME! EVERYONE WHO IS ANSWERING SO ANGRILY ARE JUST REAL IDIOTS!
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Probably Osama and his goons.......
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seriously?  the answer is obvious -- Osama is the one who killed thousands of innocent people who were just on their way to work for no (good) reason.  you may not like bush for political reasons (and it is a free country so you are entitled to your opinion), but he is trying his best to lead our country in trying times.  It's ok to be critical of the man in power and question his policies -- but you should also respect the office and how difficult it is to lead this country.  I know I couldn't do it.   You should be ashamed of yourself for even posting this question and promoting violence against the leader of our country -- who was elected in our democratic system, I might add.
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Do you have a particular reason for asking this?  Osama Bin Laden is a terrorist and Bush is a President.  It is a difficult question as disliking one does not include liking the other.  I dislike Osama for many reasons much more serious that the ones I have for disliking President Bush. Likewise, I have some sense of patriotism that nudges me to help support our president from a national point-of-view when I think it appropriate.  While, at the same time, I have nothing but ill-will towards Al Quaida and other groups that take the beautiful religion of Islam and slander it to create hate around the world.