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In reply to the discussion: Rachel: "Letting our closest allies do it while we stand silent is the same thing as us doing it" [View all]The Link
(757 posts)65. You are clearly a "liberal" and a "progressive"
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Rachel: "Letting our closest allies do it while we stand silent is the same thing as us doing it" [View all]
markpkessinger
Aug 2013
OP
But we no longer have Fox having a monopoly of middle eastern owned media here...
cascadiance
Aug 2013
#8
Journalism is now equal to "terrorism"? What next criticism of the corporate-military state??
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#20
Sadly, I've gotten bashed mercilessly in the past for making the exact same point
Blue_Tires
Aug 2013
#21
I thought the US has no right to bully othercountries and tell them what to do?
Cali_Democrat
Aug 2013
#32
So in this instance, it would have been OK to tell a sovereign country what to do....
Cali_Democrat
Aug 2013
#41
I think people have a problem with the U.S. telling other countries what to do under threat of force
markpkessinger
Aug 2013
#70
She is right. The government's actions are proving the claims being made about them.
liberal_at_heart
Aug 2013
#35
that's quite a leap. Those are really the only two options? Either never criticize other
liberal_at_heart
Aug 2013
#49