OK, that's your opinion. I find your views pretty
whacked out also. You want to look only at the good
things, and the good PR spewed out to you, and refuse
to question anything.
I really believe that:
(1) We were not justified to invade Iraq at the cost
of killing many civilians - definitely over 1,000 now,
plus many more wounded. And that this is not justified
by the fact that Saddam tortured his people.
(2) Our new found concern for the Iraqi people seems suspect
to me, in that we were apparently not concerned in 1991 when
we let them down, or until recently. Now that we are not
finding massive WMD, the party line has shifted to helping
the Iraqi people - which people swallow lock, stock, and barrel.
(3) I think that this is very high risk for the US, and may
create more Bin Ladens, which will harm our national security in the long-term.
If you choose to ignore these points, or label them
ridiculous, then that is you right. But to condone
attacks on anyone that speaks out, and call them
traitors, cowards, etc. - or by not condemning these
comments - to sanction others which do this (which means
you condone it), is not in the American Spirit, IMHO.
I find that view to be abhorrent, and ridiculous. |
