Silly Liberal Letter of the Week

www.Chronwatch.com ^ | November 13, 2002 | Jim Sparkman

[TCSparkman]

SLLOTW Winner!

By the ChronWatch Founder, Jim Sparkman Wednesday, November 13, 2002

It's amazing what goes through the mind of a true liberal. Just check out this guy's thinking in his Silliest Liberal Letter of the Week Winner. Editor.

WAR IS HELL Editor -- I ask George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice and the rest of their oiligarchy (sic) to view the first 30 minutes of the movie "Saving Private Ryan" several times in a row before they again contemplate sending Americans through similar hell in Iraq. The hoped-for result of their petro-politics is not worth the inevitable and horrendous suffering, and sacrifice of human life, it would cause. How dare anyone plan such a horror?

S. G. YASINITSKY Millbrae

Glad this guy wasn't around on June 6th, 1944. No wait! It's the real live Private Upham, you know, the little sensitive poet type in SPR who learns the hard way that war is not fair, but realizes that sometimes it is the only choice to save freedom.

Oh, boy!

[TCSparkman]

I had to share this letter with you. It was just too much. Can you beleive there are people out there who are so far off base?

[NEWwoman]

Not if they live in the liberal part of California.

[Drango]

to view the first 30 minutes of the movie "Saving Private Ryan" several times in a row before they again contemplate sending Americans through similar hell in Iraq.

S. G. YASINITSKY-
I happen to catch it the other night...now might I suggest YOU watch the tapes of 9-11.

The brave men and women who might die to stop another 9-11 are ALL volunteers. That they would volunteer to die for a coward like you, is what makes them nobel and our country great.

[JohnnyRidden]

The editorial section of the Chronicle is such a riot.

[Temple Owl]

He voted for Bela Pelosi, Bela Pelosi, Bela Pelosi--say it with a Romanian accent.

[Kerberos]

"Not if they live in the liberal part of California. "

Unfortunatly this kind of thinking is not just confined to California.

[Asclepius]

... How dare anyone plan such a horror? ...

Speilberg dared to plan such a horror. He used script-writers and storyboards. We can only hope that our masters in Washington and their many generals have a better sense of cinematic timing--the film's pacing was horrible. If it wasn't shrieking by at the speed of light, it was dragging by like a massive slug.

I wonder if we can get Saddam Hussein to play the infamous Baathist genocidal madman, Saddam Hussein. He might balk at being typecast again, as Saddam Hussein, a sort of reprise of the '91 production, Desert Storm if I remember correctly. And he'll have to his own stuntwork on a very, very dangerous set. But he plays the part so well. He's like a young Saddam Hussein, only much older and rounder.

[Tribune7]

Reading the headline real fast I thought somebody was going to say it was "q" or "y."

[NEWwoman]

LOL! And Bela Pelosi wants to suck our blood.

[NEWwoman]

You're right and it's depressing.

[GSWarrior]

War? A war conjures up images of honest-to-goodness armed soldiers trained in the art of combat. That's not exactly what our troops faced in the Gulf War, is it?

They want you to believe that Bush just can't wait to ride in and start blowing things up. Nobody likes war. I seriously think these people want us to go to 'war' just so they can say "I told you so."

[reagandemocrat]

Brilliant analysis. Tell us--just how is it that you are so well versed in the study of historic cinemagraphic docudramas?

RD

[KriegerGeist]

"I ask George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice and the rest of their oiligarchy (sic) to view the first 30 minutes of the movie "Saving Private Ryan" several times in a row before they again contemplate sending Americans through similar hell in Iraq."

I think they're too busy watching the part with that "born again" sharp shooter who quoted scripture while shooting the head off or the eye out of some nazi and wondering where they can obtain about two dozen of him....

Saddam's lifespan would decrease eponentially...

[Texas Jack]

...view the first 30 minutes of the movie "Saving Private Ryan" several times in a row...

I would venture to say that the closest Speilberg has been to the military is when he drove past Camp Pendleton. In fact, I'll bet he doesn't even know anyone who was in the Normandy landing.

How else could you explain the total pile of crap titled "Saving Private Ryan?" But then again, liberals do live in a fantasy world.

[wingnuts'nbolts]

So rediculous. If they had had the technology we have now when they were trying to save Ryan the war would have been long over.

[sweetliberty]

Someone should start a collection of whinyass liberal letters, articles and statements post election 2002 for posterity; Weeping and Wailing from the Socialist Sewer: the Night Evil Republicans Took Over the World.

[Valin]

Silly Liberal Letter of the Week

I got a better one. From the Mpls (red)Star Tribune

Tuesday letters from readers
Published Nov. 12, 2002

The day justice died

Is anyone else appalled by the missile attack on the car full of suspected terrorists in Yemen last week? Even though the Bush administration calls it a military action, it was an assassination, plain and simple.

One of the basic tenets of our legal system is the belief in innocence until proven guilty. We just blew that principle out of the sky with a couple of well-aimed Hellfire missiles. So much for due process. Sept. 11 was a terrible day for our country, but we are certainly losing the moral high ground in our fight against Al-Qaida. We simply cannot execute people at will, no matter what we think they may have done. We cannot go down that road.

-- Melly Ailabouni, Farmington.


And YES you should be feeling an almost uncontrollable desire to bang you're head against the wall.

[MrJingles]

Is anyone else appalled by the missile attack on the car full of suspected terrorists in Yemen last week?

W-T-F!!! You have got to be kidding me! What is wrong with these people?