Mr. Babbin sounds like a cheerleader for war in his article.
We’ve got to hit those Syrians — we’re going to block Iran and when we’re finished Bush will be our man!! World Peace!! World Peace!! Rah..Rah..Rah.
We’re going to invade these countries with our already tattered and thinly spread forces? What would this cost — another half trillion and several thousand lives?
p>Oh yessss, occupying three countries will be a challenge but if we all pull together and hold raffles/bake sales I think we can pull it off — with a modest addition to the deficit. br> — Don Smith br> Murrells Inlet, South Carolina /p> p> Dear JED BABBIN: Your attitude makes me want to cry. How could you be so closed minded? How could you write such deceitful hateful things? You are a small man with a lot of fear in you, stuck in the depths of mindless and arrogant politics and defense. What kind of mind-droned bull***t are you propagating to the masses? Will you ever stop to think about your actions, or question your allegiance to our current administration? The best things about this country is that we are the ones that can look after the rest of the world, we have the means to be saints, but people like yourself (money hungry power grubbers) are keeping us from letting the world see that we are a good country with good people. You, my dear editor, defense retard, are a bad bad person. Shame on you and the finger to ya. Stop spreading your crap.
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