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Also, just because I question policy or the president's motives, does not mean I hate America. IT IS MY RIGHT TO QUESTION AND NOT HAVE MY PATRIOTISM QUESTIONED. To imply or believe anything else, is not protecting freedom but stifling it and perhaps scaring, harrassing and berating others from speaking out. Noone has the right to do that to another, not in the USA.
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This is because of the love-fest the left has for ANYTHING that can be spun to make this country and our troops look like bumbling fools, as much as we all know you support them. It'd be one thing if you were as discerning of this type of info, as you were with stories that actually make this country look good.
This is the first thing i thought of when i opened this thread. This thread was purposefully posted for the above reason, no one bothered to wonder why the mosque was fired on. It really felt like the dems on this board were excited at this, without questioning initially why or under what circumstances this mosque was fired on.
As much as i avoid using this word because of the use and abuse by again, the left, yeah the originally post totally offended me. I think Strange Famous owes the board an apology, owes americans an apology.
His presence is limited to full-on anti-american sentiments, and the left never EVER questions him. That's where your patriotism is questioned, IMHO. You always give this freak militants the benefit of the doubt, and not even have the courtesy to wait till the full story is out before you start blaming America - on near every issue.
I'm sure this attitude will change if you're boy Kerry is elected, and that's all the more frustrating. Your hatred for Bush supercedes your respect for the country.