Numbnuts Talk A Lot .... (which is what makes them look like numbnuts to begin with)
 

Retiree Ruth Carver of Sellersburg, Ind., said she disagrees with (Cindy) Sheehan’s protest. “I think her son would be ashamed of her,” said Carver, a Republican. “If I don’t like what’s going on, I can go to the polls every four years.” (www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9084651/)

What a moron. Last I checked, this is a free country and Cindy Sheehan isnt advocating terrorist attacks.

yeah but.... her son VOLUNTEERED.

i don't want to get into a political discussion as to whether this war is right or wrong... but i think this lady is nuts. her adult offspring voluntarily joined the military knowing he might be killed whether it's in a war in iraq or a war in canada or freakin' somewhere in south korea or in training (that's the part that would kill me- if someone tried to wake me up at 5 am with a bugle i would die)

Casey Sheehan happily joined the army and told his family that he liked it and said it was like boy scouts with guns. he wanted to defend his country and thought about a having a whole career in the military. I agree that he would be ashamed of what she is doing.

Peaceful protests against the war are acceptable and should continue if those people protesting really believe in what they are doing... but Cindy Sheehan is using her son's death in her protest against the war (if he had been drafted and taken against his will i would feel differently about this)... but THE MAN CHOSE TO GO. he wanted to go.

I sort of feel that his mother's tantrum is robbing him of his honor.

Interesting post.one quick question for you though Jessica ..if you can answer it .Why are we ,the U.S. in Iraq and why should one single U.S. soldier give thier life for the reason I'm anxiously awaiting to hear?

If he actually called the army 'boyscouts with guns' I don't believe he knew what he was getting into :shocked:

Great post Jessica Leigh. It should also be made known that Casey Sheehan re-upped.

The U.S. is in Iraq having freed the Iraqi people from tyranny. Or is that only acceptable if a Democrat is in the White House?

True, but she has referred to the insurgents as freedom fighters. She even said to Chris Matthews in a Hardball interview that the U.S. shouldn't have gone into Afghanistan.

And you know the exact date Casey Sheehan joined the military?

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

:rolleyes:

She's right. Going into Afghanistan in November of 2001 was quite pointless.

Lila Lipscomb's son volunteered and he was killed, should she be deprived of expressing her disgust or derided for expressing anger over her son dying because of lies that the US government told? Did her child and the child of Cindy Sheehan die for what they were told they were fighting for or did they die for other reasons? Volunteering to go doesn't mean **** if you're lied to about the reasons for going. I think the US government robbed both their sons of their honor when it signed their death warrants based on lies and misinformation.

The campaign against Cindy Sheehan is being orchestrated by the same PR firm that orchestrated Swift Boat Veterans For Truth. :distress:
I cannot say enough about Mrs. Sheehan's decision to go to Crawford. It has finally brought the attention of the media to where it needs to be.

Oh honey. :distress: That is a talking point straight off the right wing propaganda machine. Most of these kids never thought they would be sent off to fight in a war. A lot of them are being kept over there way past their hitch by the insane stop loss policy. Also, there is the issue of the National Guard being over there. It's is highly unusual for those guys to be utilized out of country. I worry how them being away is going to effect the clean up of the disaster that is about to happen in New Orleans.
Mrs. Sheehan has one question for the president. He said that we were fighting for a noble cause in Iraq. She wants to know what that noble cause is. If my child's life was taken in an illegal, immoral war, as I think most of us know the war is now, I would ask the same question. He works for and is accountable to us, the American people.

That's a good one. The "tyranny" of what? Electricty and running water?