All those idiots who say "War in Korea" and "War in Vietnam"
and "War on Poverty" and "War on Drugs" just dilute the meaning.
Note: We've lost all of these.
"War in Iraq" and "War on Terrorism" seem to be similar fiascos
when it comes to the civil rights of Americans.
Moore touches on this with his commentary
on the sparse numbers of family members of gov't officials
who are being put in harm's way in this "war".
...and do I have to go into The-Draft-dodger-in-Chief /
Deserter-in-Chief?
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Since all you can offer is your obviously less than objective opinion,
which seems to be based on the opinions of others, and since you're
referring to your president as a draft-dodger and a deserter and you
haven't yet been arrested and charged with sedition and treason, it
seems to me that your civil "rights" are still intact. For the
moment, at least.
The other side of the coin is that since your opinions are banal, your
commentary trivial, and the threat you pose to the powers-that-be so
far down in the noise that the expense required to afford you status
even approaching that of a cockroach is unwarranted.
If you choose to, and you've got the balls, it seems to me that a much
more effective way for you to begin to redress what you percieve to be
wrongs would be to formally charge Mr. Bush with what you consider to
be unlawful acts, through the courts, instead of just flapping your
gums in a newsgroup. Certainly the avenue is there, and available,
whether or not you wish to walk the walk already paved for you by
others who did more than just talk the talk.
