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I agree with you, McQ. Those people yelling those things are obviously confused. It's like that boy who had aids in Florida 15 years ago. A mob of haters burned down his house. They would have been more effective in burning down the White House. Those in power are the ones who wage war. Those in power are the ones today--as well as yesterday-- that put these men and women in harm's way based on a lie. They are the ones the hecklers should be shouting at. Posted by: David Steele at July 10, 2004 01:40 PM |
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If they really want to bring the troops home, then they damn well better make this country a place the troops would want to come home to. Posted by: Wacky Hermit at July 10, 2004 02:20 PM |
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>>>If you really thought somebody was a murderer and a baby killer, would you actually accost them on the street? After all, if they really were that kind of psychopath, why wouldn't they attack or kill you? Baby killing murderers are, after all, reputed to be notoriously unstable. Problem with this analysis is that the ability to make this connection implies a degree of rational thought that, if they possessed it, they would also be capable of discerning that this soldier is not the one who started the war in the first place. No, these people are simply dumb as a box of hair. These people are the reason that the tiger cages at modern zoos are enclosed in glass rather than iron bars. Posted by: Terry at July 10, 2004 09:01 PM |
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I can hear the comments after the parade now... "Gee, that felt good to yell 'baby killer' at that guy. Remember, we meet at the abortion clinic at 10am tomorrow to heckle the right-to-lifer nazis protesting there." Posted by: Chrees at July 12, 2004 07:47 PM |
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I thought civilians learned this lesson in '69. cause I am and will always be an AMERICAN SOLDIER Posted by: matt at July 14, 2004 04:09 AM |
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