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Edited on Sun Dec-21-03 08:56 PM by PackedForPerth
Perhaps you're confused and equating the objection of an illegal and violent takeover of a country to the support of the incumbent presidency.
When I look at the families recovering bodies from the mass graves, I'm afraid I can't make much sense of comments like "illegal and violent takeover of a country". The place was a charnel house people! Acting like it was some damned vacation paradise just looks daft!
There is a lot of hard visualisation that needs to be done for us to figure out how the US can participate in the 21st century without becoming moribund. I don't think the Republicans have any worthwhile visions in that regard, but it scares the shit out of me to watch all the purposeless flailing around that the Democrats are doing in the runup to the Presidential campaign. Kerry, who I haven't much time for in most regards, is about the only one of the candidates who has even made an effort to put down any thoughts on where America ought to be going. Everybody else has bought into the "War on Terrorism" bugbear. When you react to that sort of thing, either by saying that you're against, like Dean and Kucinich or for, but could do it better, like most of the rest of them, you've let Bush define the terms of the campaign. That is stark raving suicide! For crying out loud, ask Carville if you don't believe me. You never let your opponent set the rules of the engagement unless you have a death wish. :o
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