Great. A student of the Howard Zinn version of white guilt, self-loathing, American history.

I was thinking the same thing while reading aaron’s comment Word. Not only does he bring Moral Relativism into the mix he also uses the white guilt argument….typical far left liberal.

I had not read that article yet Word, good one.

Memo to France…bite me!

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Carol

Of course, to the Americans doing the killing at the time, the innocents weren’t “innocent” — they were “tories,” “savages,” “niggers,” or “japs.”

What makes America great is that we recognize more “innocents” in the world than most other ideologies. Almost any American is “innocent” to almost all of us. Most whites in other countries are “innocent” to us, unless they’re communist. Black people are “innocent” if they’re starving and don’t have guns, as long as they aren’t actually asking for handouts. I could go on, but you probably get the picture; we tend to be more merciful to our fellow man than most cultures, but I believe many people we have yet to define as “innocent” will ultimately turn out to be so.

So, while I think we could stand to expand our definition of “innocent,” I’ll take our definition of the word over radical islam’s any day.

Every time they think of their missing loved ones, they’ll also think of this worthless piece of human debris still alive and pampered for life.

Bill O’Reilly said that on the bright side, it shows that the U.S. is not as barbaric as the Islamofascists. Somehow I don’t think people will start loving the U.S. because Mousie is still alive.