America’s Remarkable Goodness: What the Critics Refuse to Acknowledge

FrontPage Magazine.com ^ | Oct. 5, 2001 | John Perrazo

[mercy]

Yes. Getting them out of our country is our first priority. But they are going to force us to come to their country and kill them. They already have actually but I fear we are not mad enough yet.

[sinkspur]

I'd like to print this out, put it at the bottom of a pan, fry rotten eggs on it, roll the whole mess up and stuff it down your "blame America first" throat.

You and the rest of your panty-wearing cohorts ought to be on the front lines, defending the country that allows you to hold its citizens responsible for the death of 6,000 Americans.

[Chong]

I second that!
BTW, Just curious about your name, regniwthgirkrejeenk. ? I didn't have any imagination coming up with my name, and yours is too complicated for me to decipher. Doh!

[Skywalk]

I sent that article to some friends and family. The thing that's amazing is that the author could have listed far more than he did. Is the US perfect? No. Am I prone to thinking we should avoid foreign entanglements? Yes. Am I so morally blind that I can't tell the difference between mistakes and bloodthirsty evil? No. It's so very simple. Demidog, I'm looking in your direction ;P

[Chong]

Tell us how you Really feel, sinkspur, don't hold back!

[Republican Wildcat]

This is a fantastic article! BUMP!

[Chong]

"Am I so morally blind that I can't tell the difference between mistakes and bloodthirsty evil?"

Mistakes: I didn't study for the exam and flunked my speelling test. Tried to fake my mom's signature on the report card with her first name only. Oops!

Bloodthirsty Evil: To quote the late CHIEF, OSlimyBeenRotten.

[Chong]

Yes it sure is. Thank you Bump for a_federalist for posting it.

[maica]

Bump for evening readers

[c. l. coffman]

It is no coincidence, of course, that such a view bears striking resemblance to some interpretations of small children’s bratty behavior as a sincere, if misguided, plea for attention. This condescending, paternalistic, and self-aggrandizing perspective infantilizes terrorists and demands absolutely nothing of them – neither decency, nor respect for innocent life, nor self-control, nor even the barest shred of humanity. Rather, they are seen only as frustrated, desperate, childlike creatures reacting petulantly to the woefully inadequate "parenting" skills of the United States. In this view, America bears full responsibility not only for its own wrongdoings, but ultimately for the terrorists’ as well.

The 60's throwbacks haven't grown up yet, either.

[Jorge]

Incredible!

I am not only emailing this to everybody in my address book, but an printing it out for everybody at work..ESPECIALLY the blame America crowd.

[Chong]

A good article worth your time Bump.

[Chong]

What do you think about this article? Haven't 'seen' you around lately, hope you are well. (Will check back in the morning.)

[Chong]

desrve=deserve
Told you I flunked my speelling test!

[Travis McGee]

If the problem is American exploitation and cruelty around the world, then why aren't Chileans, Vietnamese, El Salvadorans etc sneaking into the USA to strap explosives to themselves and kill Americans?

Why is it just the moslems doing this? And why are they doing it in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Israel, Sudan, Algeria, Nigeria, Macedonia etc?

Are evil American agents at work in all of these nations? Or is the common denominator radical islam?

[maica]

Good points from you as usual, Travis. I will pass them along to Vancouver.

[barker]

Just curious about your name, regniwthgirkrejeenk

Try reading it backward. It reads knee jerk right winger

[Chong]

Ah ha! I see that now.
I was so curious. Thanks for your kindness.

[Chong]

Note to self: DUH!