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In reply to the discussion: Our very selective outrage over "moral obscenities" [View all]snappyturtle
(14,656 posts)4. Good question! I wrote about the moral obscenity that Kerry
ragged on and on and on about today....what about the innocent
women and children and innocent bystanders to our drone attacks?
Who does he think he talking to?
We're going to war...period. Read this afternoon that the Brits have
planes arriving on Cyprus; the Israelis are buying gas masks, Russia
is verbalizing threats....yep, it's on!
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Note that his comment re DWB did not assign blame - just that there was an attack
karynnj
Aug 2013
#66
Most people posting about this really don't care, they are just looking for any anti-administration
snooper2
Aug 2013
#81
My opinion on Kerry's role re: Syria has shifted along with Kerry's role. He's no longer the
leveymg
Aug 2013
#33
I didn't say Kerry personally cooked the intel and I'm sure he wouldn't describe Assad as a personal
leveymg
Aug 2013
#44
If we are going to make killing legal during war, then we better enforce the law.
reusrename
Aug 2013
#29
What is really obscene about this call to arms that it probably won't have the announced effect,
leveymg
Aug 2013
#27
He voted to attach a version of Kerry/Feingold - Reid/Feingold to the funding in 2007
karynnj
Aug 2013
#82
As I said, our outrage over "kids getting gassed" is very, very selective - and hypocritical n/t
markpkessinger
Aug 2013
#54
Right. And being gassed is so much worse than being killed by a drone strike.
markpkessinger
Aug 2013
#55
I agree that WMD use is a special circumstance. I support the UN and other countries dealing with it
stevenleser
Aug 2013
#83