his quote is, 'i don't think this place is worth another soldier's life'

i more than agree with that. we can't undo the damage we've done to their country, their people, their lives. we can't undo the damage we've done to our lives and our familes. we CAN prosecute those that are guilty of crimes against humanity. we won't but we CAN and we SHOULD. they are directely responsible for tens of thousands of lost lives and millions of disrupted lives. i sort of hope their god exists because i think that is the ONLY justice that will happen. when they leave this world and end up in HELL

'I Don't Think This Place Is Worth Another Soldier's Life'
After 14 months in a Baghdad district torn by mounting sectarian violence, members of one U.S. unit are tired, bitter and skeptical.

By Joshua Partlow Washington Post Foreign Service
BAGHDAD, Oct. 26 Their line of tan Humvees and Bradley Fighting Vehicles creeps through another Baghdad afternoon. At this pace, an excruciating slowness, they strain to see everything, hoping the next manhole cover, the next rusted barrel, does not hide another bomb. A few bullets pass overhead, but they don't worry much about those.
"I hate this road," someone says over the radio. ........
...............While top U.S. commanders say the statistics of violence have registered a steep drop in Baghdad and elsewhere, the soldiers' experience in Sadiyah shows that numbers alone do not describe the sense of aborted normalcy -- the fear, the disrupted lives -- that still hangs over the city. ...............