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| A GREATER EVIL THAN SADDAM |
| Tuesday, January 04, 2005 |
| Interesting to see who Saddam Hussein, the butcher of Baghdad, is being defended by:
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/opinion/archive/s_289365.html
Hat Tip: Rich Glasgow - Visit his website at http://thisisrich.blogspot.com/
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posted by Jack Mercer @ 1/04/2005 04:20:00 PM   |
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Thanks for the "hat tip". Dittos to you!
rich g
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Nice. I bet Slobo & Saddam were just not loved enough as children, right? Torturing and starving your own people is a God-given right, after all.
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Ah, justice to the Nth degree.
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I just have to throw my two cents in and say that this guy hardly represents your typical leftist. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a bunch of Liberals willing to fight & protest for the rights of Saddam. I'm happy to call the guy a fringe left crazy, but not to conflate him with more mainstream Liberals.
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Thanks for checking in Bug & Lefty--always enjoy your comments!
Lefty, I'm not so sure--Danny Glover and Steven Speilburg are ardent supporters of Fidel Castro, a tyrant that has trampled the rights of his people for decades. Jim McDermott paid a nice social visit to Saddam a week before American troops landed, and during a time that demands were being placed on Iraq by the United States (and the U.N. I might add). Diane Sawyer praised Arafat, a man who butchered 21 school children and a whole lot more as being a hero. Are you sure this is kind of sentiment is the fringe of the left? Or is it truly mainstream. Would like to know your thoughts.
Jack
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If you haven't seen Team America (and don't mind a lot of gratuitous swearing), I suggest it. I'm not really concerned with what Hollywood thinks about politics either. The world those folks live in doesn't much resemble the one the rest of us live in.
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I see what you mean. Its often those with the loudest mouths or the broadest pulpits who often speak for the rest of us, huh.
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Thanks for the "hat tip". Dittos to you!
rich g