Tit But No Tat - Zig With No Zag - Dick But No Balls
When someone takes a public position on any particular issue, they should be prepared to extend that position, that righteous indignation position, to other events which are taking place on the exact same road. There is no bullshite fence-walking when one takes a public position. Which is why some people can be far too selective in their quest for knowledge.
Title 18 U.S. Code
"Whoever, when the United States is at war, willfully makes or conveys false reports or false statements with intent to interfere with the operation or success of the military or naval forces of the United States or to promote the success of its enemies..."
At a time when the US GI ultimate casualty rate was a mere couple hundred soldiers, the Commander In Chief President George Bush Jr. invited, on an international stage, the enemies of America to attack his own troops. The President, the man most responsible for the safety of his soldiers, willingly invited the Iraqi resistence to "Bring it (attacks against Americans) on". Now, I have to wonder whether the pussman here, who fears mere words with his blacklist fetish, is man enough and moral enough to extend that same righteous indignation to other places where it's morally required. A professor at some university saying the fragging of officers would be ok, or the president of the United States inviting the enemy to attack his own soldiers. Which is the greater wrong? Which person has a more dominant responsibility to their people? A professor to a thousand students or the leader of 280 million people? I think there's good reason some blacklist puss' need to control information. It would mean they have to look into their own souls, and clearly some people's souls are far too shadowy to want to contemplate.
The true righteous are the ones who care deeply about the fact that over 90% of the US dead in Iraq occurred AFTER Bush declared 'victory' and 'mission accomplished' and AFTER Bush invited the Iraqi freedom fighters to attack his troops. E-V-I-L.