Tuesday, October 8
The vital issues that plague the world aren't found within the nuances of American domestic policies, but in the universal and timeless themes of human rights and sovereignty - personal, cultural, and national.
The Democrats went to war in Afghanistan. The Democrats are also going to war in Iraq, no matter how stirring the pockets of "dissent" may now seem; and they'll go to war in countless other countries as long as their elitist butts are riding high.
The Democrats didn't come to the rescue of the Palestinians, the East Timorese, the Chechens, or the countless peoples massacred in Africa over the last fifty years.
I wonder why? Oh, that's because they're committed to human rights and social justice.
People's persistent belief that there is a genuine difference between the two parties is symptomatic of a greater and fundamental misunderstanding of the word "debate" itself. Americans wouldn't know a "debate" if one kicked them in the crotch. Shall we go to war in October or November? Shall we begin the war with elite ground forces or an aerial bombardment? Give me a break.
