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Aug 28th, 2008 at 6:17 am by Susie
When I saw Joe Biden get himself rhetorically worked up about Georgia and make belligerent noises, I shut off the TV. I’m done with supporting imperialistic wars, and if the only “hope and change” we get is getting to “choose” which war is next, no thanks.
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but biden is against going to war in georgia. he is for making russia punishing russia for its actions there, but not by invading the place.
i think it’s a sign of the pernicious effects of 8 years of the bush administration that you would assume that any call to do something about a crisis must mean a military attack.
There’s always something to clutch at your pearls over, eh?
Drama is Queen as always!
Quick, let’s send them a billion dollars in aid. It’s not like our economy is in crisis or anything.
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Big Sister is watching, eh, Suzie?
You strike me as a right winger posing as a concern liberal.
You’re certainly not a progressive.
As a peace and justice activist, I was frightfully disappointed with this part of Biden’s speech but I listened to the end and I will let him know how I feel. For one thing, Georgia started the mess by bombing the politically estranged area in the middle of the night (somethings usually not mentioned) — for more on this listen to Helena Cobban speaking on FAIR.org’s CounterSpin August 15 show.