Were the names real? Did they not actually die? Did you watch the reading of the names of the dead from the 9/11 attacks? Or the OKC bombing?
I am on the left, you paint the left as having no respect for the troops, yet you seem to think that reminding america that those that died under our name were real human beings is just leftie propaganda... Gee Tom I think it is safe to say you are the one disrespecting our troops...
IF the cause is just then there is no danger in honoring their sacrifice, RIGHT?
I find it interesting that the right wants to sweep our heroes under the carpet and pretend they didnt sacrifice their lives or limbs for our countries policy... why do you find naming their names political, Tom? Could it be it makes YOU uncomfortable?
I support our troops- I detest our presidents actions... You can be sure our 'commander in chief' doesnt have the ability to state the names of 1% of those that died because of his decisions... so someone pointed out that those that died were real people and not numbers... you call it a political statement- I call it respect....
Your views are getting more perverted as you try to defend what is happining
Current Events » in reply to Geez, Donald, if it wasn't for Nightline, nobody on this board would know people were being killed in Iraq.
How the hell is that a political statement?!
The whole thread (18 posts)
- 136 U.S. troops died in Iraq in April 2004
- Don's Death Count in ecstatsy.
- Meanwhile: What the conservative media doesn't want you to hear
- Geez, Donald, if it wasn't for Nightline, nobody on this board would know people were being killed in Iraq.
- Koppel's comment
- And: Keeping count
