Originally posted by Toad
Naso, talk to Straffo. I think he can explain to you that I did not insult you.
Apologist of the terrorists.
This is not an insult ?
It's your right to think what you want of the others, but when you express theese opinions, you have to assume your responsability, even when hiding behind the monitor.
With me or against me.
What a childish way to see the world, egocentric like only a child can be: "I am the center of the universe".
I am voicing my opinions, and I assume my responsability.
The fact that I disagree with the policy of your government does not imply that I hate the US population, or that I am a cheerleader of the terrorists.
Bush hater?
Neither, I "disprezzo" (dont know how to spell it in english) him, a man that used the dead of thousand of his own citizens to further his criche agenda about world dominance that will have the effect for ALL OF US of a worse world (And I am not talking about Afghanistan, mind you).
I would love that a man like Nick Berg will become US president, with many others like him, willing to really help, and not to bring their opinion of a democratic government on the point of a bayonet.
The cost cut be high, true, but not higher for the humankind of the road that Bush and his media cronies are pushing you... no, us all.
For me, the image of the real, good american, is Nick Berg, naively assuming the maximum risk to bring unconditioned help to the people that need it, or the misguided soldiers that are doing their duty on the first line, but with the same sincere wish to help.
For me it's not american, or even human, who tortured or killed the first man he had in his power to feel the warm taste of having control on another being's life, or the foaming chair-fighters that here call for the Armageddon "because is so funny to see it in the movies", or the people in command, in the button room, that have as only God their own greed.
Or the people that refuse to give the same tribute, indipendently of the nation of wich they were part, to the people, soldiers and civilians, that gave their life, in the same struggle, for us, for our future.
Yes, I dont have a good memory, but that one is carved in stone in my little brain.