[JohnGalt]

And you are in serious denial that for one second these volunteers or their parents would advocate, let alone designate as 'good', a policy of having American solidiers provide targets for terrorists.


The point of this forum is to disect the article at hand, not bring every ounce of ideological baggage from thread to thread. In so doing, a common voice emerges.

If you think this author, who no doubt knows nobody in the Middle East frontlines let alone has a child, is a friend and me an ignorant anti-America whatever, fine. Doesn't bother me, but I do sure get a glimpse at the effects of the Kool-Aid you're drinking.

[Coop]

And you are in serious denial that for one second these volunteers or their parents would advocate, let alone designate as 'good', a policy of having American solidiers provide targets for terrorists.

If that's what were occurring, you'd probably be right. Fortunately for most of us that's not what's happening, although you're trying your darnedest to make it sound that way.