[Logophile]

I cannot feel bad for Nicole duFresne. She was a trendy upper-class leftist Michael Moore "artist" type with a stereotypical militant black fiancee who was a supporter of a bunch of leftist causes and seemed to be a self-hating white person.

And for that (assuming it is true) she deserved to be shot to death by some punk on the street?

To me, I can't feel sorry for her at all. Maybe there is something wrong with me, but I don't feel bad when I see enemies of the US killed here or in Iraq.

Yes, there is something wrong with you. There is nothing wrong with wanting to see the enemies of the US defeated. But you seem to believe that this actress was the same as some Iraqi car-bomber. Doesn't that seem absurd to you?

[Logophile]

Sorry, my previous post was intended for NoJoke, not speed_addiction.

[NoJoke]

"But you seem to believe that this actress was the same as some Iraqi car-bomber."

They both work to undermine us, whether it's people like her holding up Palestinian flags in anti-war matches, slandering soldiers at art exhibitions and trying to break morale or actually fighting against them.

Like I said, if someone that is an enemy of the US dies, I cannot grieve for them at all. Paul Wellstone was another one.

I feel bad for this father, not for Nicole or Rachel Corrie or Amy Biehl or the rest of the suicidal leftist cult.