I have a box of bags for your head here, and plenty left over for everybody else.
Some people are straight ahead with their conservatism (or liberalism) and don't stop to think WHY somebody would do this to us.
For every action, there is a re-action.
You wrote:
"Listening to talk radio (a favorite hobby). Now they're trying to tie that old Flight 800 conspiracy crap into the current attack. I can't believe that people would try to stir this stuff into the current situation. It's counterproductive, and maybe even dangerous."
So, you beleive nobody can have an opinion other than yours? Why is this "counter-productive"? Because people are still looking for unanswered questions about the whys and wherefores of terrorism in their own country? It doesn't take a brain surgeon to see we've been lied to, that a cover-up is taking place, and we just want to understand why. That's very American.
As for being "dangerous", why do you think that? Because it might divide America??
Hell, yes!
Do you think all of us want war?
Do you think we want our voices squelched?
What ever happened to free speech.
If you think this is dangerous, then you must be paranoid!
Frankly, these strikes against us are because of our FOREIGN POLICY......in retribution for our arrogance and domination in countries we chose to use to further our own power.
I'm not to blame, and neither are you, but we will continue to pay the price for this arrogance, unless everyone comes to the bargaining table and agrees to a new world policy, one that is fair and protects all.
BTW, I AM for going into Afganistan and routing out the terrorists, but it HAS to be done precisely, so as not to disturb the other peoples, their countries and their sovereignity.
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