No it isn't--unless you're a hungry horse. It's merely a series of straw men, each smaller and dryer than the last, lined up and presented as a critique of the antiwar movement.
The mob does not speak for me. Any more than does the War Party. They are flip sides of the same coin and I recongnise them both for what they are---the deadly enemy of all that is good, true and beautiful.
The desperate need to associate anti-interventionist conservatives with the mob indicates a deep insecurity on the part of pro-war conservatives. And you should be insecure.
You are a tiny minority and your antics invigorate your siamese twin--the folks like ANSWER, et al. But once they start wiggling around they will use up your life force.
The citation of the "stockholm sydrome" is accurate---but only to describe the mental state of interventionist conservatives. You are wholly mezmerized by the mob. Just as the Francophobes are wholly absorbed by the French and not by the problem of why the American Administration failed to win the day in the Security Council. Everything is directed towards the Other because you are afraid to examine the vast nothingness of your own position. Both of you are interventionists. Both of you are destroyers. Both of you are progress-mongers.
It appears that the only escape from both of you is what Santayana called "the mental reservation":
"..."Society suffocates liberty merely by existing, and it must exist, and all its members are equally its slaves. The individual may elude the feeling, though not the fact, of subjection to society either by a willing conformity or by a mental reservation....."
Oh gag me.
"We need to teach our kids why social [Leftists] -- including, sometimes, their teachers -- claim that all violence and anger are wrong: It's an expression of hostility toward America itself and an inadequate understanding of sin and the need for justice. And we must make sure that they know why -- in the face of great evil -- getting angry isn't wrong. It's the necessary prologue to justice." --Chuck Colson
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." George Orwell
Or perhaps this would register better in your mind as thoughtful commentary on the situation:
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!"
Kinda sounding like the gospel according to George Lucas isn't it?
This critique from a champion of irrationality and purple prose.
I will repeat in paraphrase for the benefit of all what has been said of you before.
Like Blanche DuBois, living at the sufferage of family (and strangers, when family gets too sick of you to want to feed your pathetic carcass), your angst and pathos are beyond our skills. You are suicidal, and because your religious convictions (if they can rightly be called that) prohibit the act of taking your own life, you have chosen to despise and work tirelessly for the destruction of the one nation in all the earth that gave you every possible choice for success in life - because in that endless array of choices in that friendly, affluent society, you never made the right ones and were self destructive.
In other words, if you are a miserable failure, everyone else has to have a miserable life, too, preferably at the end of a foriegn weapon.
I don't hate you so much as pity you anymore, and hope to the Almighty that noone sees your shallow and vicious cries for help as rational thought or dialogue worthy of consideration.
You want to commit suicide, do it on your time, not ours.