I, too, find this liberal crap appalling. What gives these people the right to think for themselves in this time of national crisis? When I want to know what course of action we should take, I'll listen to the President or talk radio. Sure, most of the callers couldn't find Afghanistan on a map, but they sure as hell ran out and bought an American flag they minute they realized there were no foreigners around for them to beat. If that's not a true reflection of what this country is all about, I don't know what is. Certainly, though, not this open debate, not pausing a moment to think before we act, not considering that innocent human beings half way around the world are just as innocent and just as human as Americans are. Plus, many of these so called "academics" don't even seem to live in this country. Just because their sorry countries are too weak or unwilling to brutally slaughter does not give them the right to tell my President, the Leader of the Free World, and my trillion dollar military what to do. As far as I'm concerned, this goes for London and Toronto just as much as it does for Pakistan and Iraq: You're either in the tank alongside us, or it's rollin' through your village. We need to start by getting the Taliban out of Afghanistan and getting Saddam out of Iraq. But that should not and cannot be all. I know in my heart Castro had a hand in this, and frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if there were something going on with Russia. Now is the time, at the dawn of this new millennium, we must rise up as a nation and insinuate ourselves into the life of every person on this planet. We have plenty of people capable of and willing to govern every corner of the globe, and we damn well should. Once we marginalize all other ethnic and religious groups, I'm confident there will be nothing left to fight about, and peace will finally reign. Kevin Crawford
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