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Show me where it says she's not in good mental health?
And, also, he wasn't sent to iraq in his first enlistment, so it is reasonable to assume he had no intention of being shipped off. It's also reasonable to assume that his desire to serve his country was based on false beliefs spread by bush administration lies and half truths.
And accusing people of using tragedies to their advantage is difficult. Bush (and many others) used 9/11, how much of it is a sincere attempt to prevent future tragedies and how much is just for political goals? Pro life people use images of aborted fetuses, people they accuse of being equal to born humans, for their political goals. And there are many other examples. Using a tragic event to benefit your cause, and therefore stopping or at least drawing attention an issue, is not necessarily the same as simply exploiting it for political purposes, it's a very fine line.
[quote name='vindicator']Casey Sheehan re-enlisted last August and planned to make a career in the military. According to his father, Casey "loved the Army because it gave him a chance to serve his country."
If you ask me, she is tarnishing the memory of her son and dishonoring him through her actions. This is no longer about a mother's sorrow, but a desperate attempt to disperse a radical agenda.
Besides, this shouldn't be a political situation in the first place, this woman is clearly not in a balanced state of mind, so you have Moveon.org, Michael Moore and other far-leftists using her mental state and her persona as a vehicle to push their viewpoints. Listen to her talk, everything she says is basically a moveon.org/Michael Moore talking point.
EDIT: btw, this is Moore’s splash page as of 4:40PM Eastern on Aug.11, 2005:
Disgusting. What’s the exclamation point about? Glee? He revels in this shit. He’s never more happy or more in his element than when he can exploit death to make himself get noticed. What a particularly nasty example of our species this Mooreon is.[/QUOTE]
And, also, he wasn't sent to iraq in his first enlistment, so it is reasonable to assume he had no intention of being shipped off. It's also reasonable to assume that his desire to serve his country was based on false beliefs spread by bush administration lies and half truths.
And accusing people of using tragedies to their advantage is difficult. Bush (and many others) used 9/11, how much of it is a sincere attempt to prevent future tragedies and how much is just for political goals? Pro life people use images of aborted fetuses, people they accuse of being equal to born humans, for their political goals. And there are many other examples. Using a tragic event to benefit your cause, and therefore stopping or at least drawing attention an issue, is not necessarily the same as simply exploiting it for political purposes, it's a very fine line.
[quote name='vindicator']Casey Sheehan re-enlisted last August and planned to make a career in the military. According to his father, Casey "loved the Army because it gave him a chance to serve his country."
If you ask me, she is tarnishing the memory of her son and dishonoring him through her actions. This is no longer about a mother's sorrow, but a desperate attempt to disperse a radical agenda.
Besides, this shouldn't be a political situation in the first place, this woman is clearly not in a balanced state of mind, so you have Moveon.org, Michael Moore and other far-leftists using her mental state and her persona as a vehicle to push their viewpoints. Listen to her talk, everything she says is basically a moveon.org/Michael Moore talking point.
EDIT: btw, this is Moore’s splash page as of 4:40PM Eastern on Aug.11, 2005:
Disgusting. What’s the exclamation point about? Glee? He revels in this shit. He’s never more happy or more in his element than when he can exploit death to make himself get noticed. What a particularly nasty example of our species this Mooreon is.[/QUOTE]