It sounds like this is actually a good thing. Murder is always bad, of course, but the fact that they are hiding the bodies means these people do not feel they have the freedom to murder at will. Also, I hate to say it, but is the fact that Baghdad is dividing itself into sects based on religion any different than how in the U.S. we divide ourselves along racial lines?? Who are we to judge them for finding a way to make things work so that there is less violence?
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