What is the above, if not a steaming pile...of rhetoric?nyx said:Chiming in after four pages of commentary...
It is hard for me to understand this insanity. It makes me uneasy, watching the conflict escalate. It makes me laugh hearing America calling for restraint. It makes me sick to hear our prime minister voice his support for Israel after 3 generations in one Canadian family in Lebanon were murdered indiscriminately. I'm tired of the propaganda.
For all the rhetoric of the blue bloods in the $5000 suits at the G8 summit, protected as they were by a security force beyond measure while sipping chardonney and eating mutton, and all the opinions of the talking heads on TV, the news, the radio and the folks on this board, this is what this war basically equates to: dead people. Dead kids. Dead families. Bodies mangled. Grief and blood. Homes destroyed. Children orphaned.
An eight year old enemy of the peace...
A baby terrorist...
Another Lebanese terrorist
This is not a child, it is a casualty of war.
You can have all the rhetoric in the world, it won't matter one iota to the father fishing his child's remains from a scorched crater in the earth.
It's all bullshit. If I could wave a hand and have my way, I would take that shitty little strip of land from both the arabs and the jews and let it go fallow.
Gosh, I'm so tired of people saying things which don't reinforce my point of view. Why are they allowed to speak? I wish they would all go away, so I could hear only the perfect resonance of my own soliloquy. Unblemished, Absolute Truth.
The noble shepherds of Hezbollah, minding their own business, playing peacefully with their rockets, spied a convoy of Israeli soldiers across the border. "Brothers!" they exhorted happily, "Come to Lebanon for cinnamon tea and apricot cakes..."
Israel is so evil. It's so obvious to non-evil people that they bathe in human blood, and live only to inflict misery, suffering, and ultimately death on all the innocents of the world.
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