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In reply to the discussion: And Then Kerry Said... [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)something like that, have anything to do with how someone might feel about Kerry? Has it occurred to you that people can totally LOVE someone, and still point out a mistake they have made? In fact that IS what you do when you love your country or someone in your personal life, you try to stop them from doing foolish and harmful things.
We, because we let the war criminals go free, treat them like elder statesmen and women, have lost the moral authority to lecture anyone else on 'illegal invasions'. Anyone who cared about Kerry would advised him not to do so, to find some other way to approach the subject. There's nothing worse than watching someone you respect put themselves in an untenable position.
Of course if we started the long overdue prosecutions of the war criminals, THEN we could lecture others and tell the world we do not condone invasions of other countries. But unfortunately that hasn't happened, although anyone who really cares about this country will keep on demanding justice for all the victims they are responsible for. Anyone who is only interested in politics, will continue to try to explain why the rule of law does not apply to them.