Malone LaVeigh
Member
You know, I have to admit, I totally ignored that jerk when that happened, but I have to agree, one could reasonably consider him part of the anti-war movement. I'm not sure he's a very "credible" part, but he's obviously against the war, and someone thought he was credible enough to have speak at the teach-in. I suppose I could say calling for the defeat of the US military is not the same as supporting Saddam, and that would technically be correct. I would like to know more about what he said, so I can try to ascertain his meaning a little better, but you may be right.
I'm clear he represents, if anything, a very small sliver of anti-war thought in this country. I'm also pretty clear that to find an equal extreme on the pro-war side, one need not look far past the administration. But I might well have made too broad of a statement. I'm willing to entertain any thoughts on this, and will accept the judgement of my fellow THR members.
Heck, I might even get more work done.
I'm clear he represents, if anything, a very small sliver of anti-war thought in this country. I'm also pretty clear that to find an equal extreme on the pro-war side, one need not look far past the administration. But I might well have made too broad of a statement. I'm willing to entertain any thoughts on this, and will accept the judgement of my fellow THR members.
Heck, I might even get more work done.
