Seattle Times: Public Responds to Soldier Coffins Photo Ban/ poll #'s

[liarliartieonfire]

How do you feel about the military ban on such photos?

I disagree with the ban; the public has a right to see what's going on. - 85%

I agree with the ban; such photos are an invasion of privacy. - 7%

I can see arguments for both sides. - 8%


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http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2001909936_webreaders22.html

[liarliartieonfire]

1. Now the link should work:

on edit

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

2. The results don't surprise

any of us. Hell we knew this was gonna happen all along. This is really all about money and doing business the way business and government have done for 200 years.
Trouble is,(for * and Co) we now know why and for what our troops are dispatched.
I for one, and I want every rePub who supported the invasion to ask themselves if they agree with me, do not feel one ounce different in my personal life since the "threat" of Saddam was fixed. Their hypocrisy appalls me. It is a blatant exploitation of fear and apathy.

[otohara]

3. done

w/ pleasure

[Bjornsdotter]

4. Done

[cjbuchanan]

5. Seems to be sliding the other way

It is now 84% (disagree) 8% (agree) 8% (both sides)

We need to keep voting.

[nankerphelge]

6. Picture

The number of coffins in the photo represents about 1% of the total number of people who have died. They would need 60 more cargo planes that full.

[proud patriot]

7. glad to help

:hi:

[bread_and_roses]

8. 85%, 8%, 7% (n/t)

[Say_What]

9. Still at 85%

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