Tom, people aren't attacking the war. They're attacking the people and political decisions that lead us into war. You'll never understand that distinction.

He merely said (and I'm paraphrasing) it was his wish that chaos wouldn't reign upon the people of Iraq but that it probably would. That's not hoping the war goes badly. It's feeling compassion towards the people that live there. If you don't believe the war is going to be effective then it stands to reason that you feel the war will do more harm than good to the citizens of Iraq. Why does it seem that people that reach that conclusion would ever wish the unraveling of the country and the bloodshed that would unleash?

I still say it says more about you than it does about them. For to believe that someone opposed to war would ever wish for chaos to prove their point might just mean you believe that because that trait is prevalent within you.