[Darkwolf]

"So, should the Lynndie Englands and Deanna Allens of the world have known better? Maybe, but that’s a lot to ask from young people who have grown up under the influence of “Pop Tarts” like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. It’s a lot to ask when they’re weaned on the recessive-gene-brainchildren of popular culture terrorists. It’s especially a lot to ask when the first lady, the wife of their Commander-in-Chief, doesn’t know better. And Laura Bush certainly should. For that matter, we all should. The final paragraph sums up the matter succintly."

Yes--it shows the liberal mindset at work in a supposedly conservative article:

What Lynndie England did isn't her fault, her responsibility--it's society's fault! Suggestive jokes led to Abu Grabe!

Gimme a freepin break, lord!

Oh, and I got the "if you don't like it, don't read it" message the first three times, no need to repeat it again. I find this whole thing fascinating--not Mrs. Bush's comments but how it drives some on the right to dingbat positions like those held by the writer of this article.

[af_vet_1981]

Yes--it shows the liberal mindset at work in a supposedly conservative article: What Lynndie England did isn't her fault, her responsibility--it's society's fault! Suggestive jokes led to Abu Grabe!

Lewd and crude jokes, permissive behavior, lack of discipline, etc. What did Ms. England do that was so wrong ?

Oh, and I got the "if you don't like it, don't read it" message the first three times, no need to repeat it again. I find this whole thing fascinating -- not Mrs. Bush's comments but how it drives some on the right to dingbat positions like those held by the writer of this article.

Obviously you are fascinated by the subject and find you have more in common with the liberals and libertines in this area.