[Diogenesis]

THIS JUST IN: "Those in the American public who listen to CBS/ABC/NBC and CNN
are developing shingles, depression, and other DSM IV symptoms.
The Rx is : FREE REPUBLIC."

[joesnuffy]

The National Association of Humanistic Health Professionals has determined that watching war on TV is more stressfull on Americans eating at McDonalds than it is on Iraqis who bombs are falling on who get nothing to eat at all

[Contra]

I bet you'll find all these "victims" are women, too. And you'll also find that they were nut cases long before the war started. Perhaps they would rather be in Iraq if they are so distressed here?

[CyberAnt]

CURE: TURN OFF YOUR TV!!!

[harpo11]

What a spoiled pampered people many of our fellow citizens have allowed themselves to become. What do they want, a pill specifically designed to relieve OIF Stress? Give me a bleeping break ,already.

If this were the attitude of the WWII generation I'd shudder to even contemplate what would have happened to the USA.

Grow some hair on your chest and callouses on your palms, stiffen your upper lip. Better yet, just grow some spine. Accentuate the Positive. Ignore the Negative.

[sauropod]

OMG! Ruth has stopped listening to Nina's Palestinian Radio!

That viral Republican administration probably put that little voice in her head to tell her to turn the radio off.

GAWD

[Revolting cat!]

Here's a smaple of this woman's thinking. "A Case for Educational Technology"

"Deborah Dashow Ruth concurs:

    Schools take the young child, who  uses a style of imagery derived
    from  direct  perceptions  through  all  of  his  senses,  and, by
    teaching him the alphabet and its related linear skills of reading
    and  writing, effectively  reduce the  child's sensory  world to a
    series  of  visual  abstractions.  Unless  the  educational system
    integrates  multisensory  experiences  into  the curriculum, youth
    will continue to categorize school  activities as separate from --
    and irrelevant to -- their own multisensorily stimulated lives."

[whipitgood]

Here is a sure cure for those blues: Get out to a pro-America rally and wave Old Glory in front of some anti-war types. It did me a world of good, and I'm looking forward to Austin on Sunday.

[StolarStorm]

There might be a bit of truth to this. A friend of mine killed himself yesterday. He served in the first Gulf War.