Reply #23: the pre-emptive war vote [View All]

[Jax]

giving bush his green light. Apparently there will be no "I was wrong" from pro pre-emptive war voters. We so called Democrats can leave if we don't like it. Who needs us anyway. Victims!!! All of us victims!!!





Before this campaign season, I would not have believed that someone would "probably" be "threatened with banishment from DU" for NOT supporting a Democrat for President who gave the appointed deserter bush a pre-emptive right to go to war with anybody bush chose. From the beginning of this pre-emptive war horror, DU was AGAINST the war. So I have believed...

This pro war vote from Democrats, for an appointed madman like bush with his slimey oily corrupt murdering background, and the many 'too bad get over it you are treasonous should be purged' crap from DU members, some supposedly outstanding members of the Democratic party, is sickening.

This war of lies and corruption and corporate oil is affecting many of us personally and forever like war does. Not for the good.

When I say I need help believing giving my vote both of my parents served for away, I mean it. To get that condescending Kerry supporter bush speak crappy arrogance drives me away.

The pre-emptive war in Iraq is a horror for those living it. A horror. Kerry gave bush the green light with his vote. All the coda's coming now 'but, but, but,' just give rise to the DLC spewed crap from From and Reed early on when they spoke from their right of center position, supposedly Democratic mountain proclaiming speaking out against the Iraq war and the pro war vote was not the right strategy. They can go to hell to this liberal Democrat. The lives lost in Iraq are on their heads as well.

Jax