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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (57209)11/20/2004 9:49:19 PM
From: manalagiRead Replies (2) of 81568
 
You have not faced yourself in the mirror and asked: How much do I love my son, how much, and really how much. Therefore you'll never know until it happens. It is easy to rationalize everything from Vietnam to Iraq and WMD etc.

You don't know the feeling until it hits you. Understandably people who do not have loved ones destroyed in this unnecessary war have no compassion to others who have. They develop callus in their hearts: the war is far away and you don't feel the impact. If that happens at your house and have a loved one died, you will know and feel the pain.

As such, I just think you belong to the group who does not care as long as it is not you or your loved ones who suffers lost of limbs or eyesight or life. If you are such a person, there is nothing more I can say because it reflects the character of a person. And don't claim that you are the follower of Christ. You can scream all day long that you support the troops, and that's just that: vocalizing, nothing more and nothing less. What kind of support is that?

If you still buying what the neocons' justification in invading Iraq instead of going after Osama bin Laden who is still running loose, then there is nothing more we can discuss.

May the Lord have mercy upon those who have develop callus in their hearts.
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