celticlord2112
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ORIGINAL: Owner59 What kind of person would criticize or fault a lifeguard for failure? Especially while standing comfortably on a nice piece of dry ,safe land. Bad analogy. Especially in Rwanda. Following your metaphor, the fault lies in the lifeguard's employer, who requires the lifeguard to get permission to swim out into the surf, then fails to give it and leaves the lifeguard helpless to watch people drown. Or, applying it Bosnia, provides too few lifeguards while requiring some people to swim with lead weights around their ankles. Or, in the case of Darfur, refuses to send in lifeguards at all unless people promise not to drown. When it comes to "lifeguarding", the mantra of the UN is "too little, too late, oh well."
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