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Originally posted by SuckOnThis
I agree. What they did was completely wrong but I do understand why. Before 9/11 I was always amazed that the US was never attacked but I knew it was just a matter of time. All it takes is for one to look beyond our biased media to know certain administrations in this country have abused its power to control other governments, repress certain groups of people, have killed quite a few innocent people, and have stuck its nose where it does not belong. Fuck with a bees nest and eventually you are going to get stung.
We have not seen the end of this, I'm afraid 9/11 was just the beginning. Bush invading Iraq was probably about the worse thing he could have done and once again we will pay for the repurcussions of it, and I feel in a much bigger way than 9/11. Anyone who thinks you can stop it is a fool, there are simply to many ways for someone to pull off an attack.
It really makes me sad to see what has happened to this country. We used to be a country that the world looked up to and what other countries strived to be like. We have lost our way of being a country of peace and goodwill and instead have been led astray by corrupt leaders with less than honorable intentions, and yet we cannot understand why people want to attack us.
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You are 100% right and it pains me to know all of that too. But we can't give up. We have to keep fighting them or we will lose. I feel there will be another attack too and it hangs over us like a dark cloud but we can never give up.
I think it's interesting that he implies Bush retains power through rigging elections. I do however think the message gets a little fuzzy when he talks about how Bush listened to the girl talk about a goat. That really doesn't have much to do with anything and it comes off as making fun of him. The message loses a little crediblity there.
There's no doubt that he is not a stupid person, but the whole idea of innocents dying in retaliation of dead innocents isn't an intellectual concept.
