Re: Conservative application of logic
by
extackle
09/17/2007, 6:39 PM #
I find it interesting that someone could take this so seriously that they are actually using this as a pedestal to brag about their own intelligence. In fact, if any one of you out there thinks that we can all of a sudden generally categorize who is smarter based on a political bias, than you are obvioulsy much dumber than you think you are.
For some to categorize a whole class of people and how they think about science is prejudicial. And it is the exposure of that prejudice that leads me to believe that the entire premise for the article is false. Because if the liberals are going to be prejudiced against the conservatives and how they think, then isn't that in and of itself a dumb remark? Haven't we as a society deemed prejudice to be uneducated, uncultured, unreformed, and unnecessary? Apparently not all of society has yet.
And for the writer of this blog who talks about the standard of information that led this country into a war as being absurd, I am guessing that the standard was less absurd for Senators Clinton and Lieberman, who are two of the most notorious liberal Senators in the Senate. And oh, by the way, they voted for the war the conservatives have apparently led us into.
I don't get liberals. You all think conservatives want war. Nothing could be further from the truth. What I want is a world I am not afraid to let my kids live in. You can't negotiate or use diplomacy with a people that hate you to the core. The bottom line is brutally harsh. These people are willing to die for their cause. The vast majority of Americans can't bear to see one soldier die in a war. When did that happen? We obliterated two cities 65 years ago in the name of saving American lives. Nobody had a problem with it then. When did we grow a conscience? What did we do that made them kill 3000 people who went to work on 9/11. If we do nothing, they will continue to come up with more attacks like 9/11. The USS Cole, an American WARSHIP was attacked. Isn't that an act of war? We did nothing.
I find it tough to find blame with going after Sadaam. While I do not think he was directly involved with 9/11, the world is certainly a better place since he took his last breath. Why? Because he can't gas his own people again. And when you find Abu Nidal (only the premier terrorist in the world after Osama) living in a luxury apartment in downtown Baghdad, it's tough to say Iraq didn't support terrorism. Do we need another reason than that?
We as a country need to grow a pair of you know what. It is a time of war. We have the capabilities of winning this war in a minute. But because we aren't willing to pay the price as a country to defeat a rag tag group of Republican Guard who dropped their guns and ran into the general population. If you want this to turn into Vietnam and really have those soldiers lives who died mean nothing, then pull everyone out and watch Iraq crumble before your eyes. Or, we can man up as a country, support our troops, and do WHATEVER is necessary to not only win the war, but ensure that the lives of heroes who died in battle, the people who died so that the liberal can continue to whine and keep their way of life, didn't die in futility