To: DrewsDad
Hey DrewsDad,
I like you thoughts. But, aren't we (those who support the President & the coalition forces) allowing the left to paint us as PRO-WAR, when we are really PRO-BUSH and PRO-TROOPS and PRO-FREEDOM? Whenever people use the term Anti-war for the protesters it lends the idea to the ignorant or uninformed that this means the opposite of Anti-war is Pro-War. But, I know I am not Pro-War. I am just a supporter of our troops and our President.... I think more should be done to change people's perspective by pointing out more often that we are NOT Pro-War. Maybe you guys could display some signs at the rallies to help with this? What do you think|?
40 posted on
03/31/2003 9:08:31 AM PST by
beachn4fun
(If so many are against the war, why are they only bashing America and Bush? We are not there alone.)
To: beachn4fun
Every chance we get we promote oursleves as pro troops. It's the media that insists on portraying us as pro war.
46 posted on
03/31/2003 9:26:07 AM PST by
Bob J
To: beachn4fun
Whenever people use the term Anti-war for the protesters it lends the idea to the ignorant or uninformed that this means the opposite of Anti-war is Pro-War While the organizers may be anti-American, anti-Bush, anti-troops, anti-freedom, etc... I would not label all the protest participants as such. Do you have a better term to describe their protests that will be clearly understood. Maybe, we can call them anti-Iraqi Liberation protests.
73 posted on
03/31/2003 11:15:21 AM PST by
DrewsDad
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