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It turns out that the axis of evil runs through my workplace. One of our employees is about as far 'right' as one can be, without sprouting horns and a pointy tail. Example: I recently put up nameplates for all employees whereas none had existed before. Upon entering said employee's office, I was greeted with a huge-gantic picture of Ronald Reagan and a Bush I coffee mug. He recently sent out an email to the office that he and his wife were going to have a 'support the troops' rally on Saturday. I'm quite tempted to show up and 'balance out the argument'.

Is it not incredibly hypocritical to be pro-life (for the unborn) but dismiss the deaths of hundreds of thousands of children as a byproduct of democracy?

Is it not incredibly hypocritical to be pro-gun/pro-military (to defend ourselves, of course), but then train/sell arms to the enemy?

Is it not incredibly hypocritical to be a firm believer in Christianity, but then jump at the chance to kill as a means to make things better?

Is it not incredibly sad that the solution chosen is the one we learned not to emmulate in first grade?

I need to learn to balance my pacifism and my anger.

Happy birthday, [livejournal.com profile] jonnyv. You are now Quarter Century Man. Wear it with pride.

I have an appointment with a urologist this afternoon. I find it incredibly weird that a few hours from now I'll trust someone I've never met to stick his finger up my ass. And pay him for it, no less.

Not that war is funny, but we all need a laugh now and again. ::Makes Transformer sound::

Date: 2003-03-20 04:47 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reject.livejournal.com
If you go, this could be of some use:

http://www.infoshop.org/texts/antiwar_talking_points.html

Confusing

Date: 2003-03-21 09:16 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] jonnyv.livejournal.com
Support our troops. What a funny saying. For some reason it strikes me as an odd thing to say. Of course people support the TROOPS, they don't support the WAR. I do recommend donating blood for those that may need it.

How will we ever know if the war was a "success"? What if, in 10 years, there is a different dictator in power. Is that considered a failure then? What if in 20 years they have a democratic society. Is that a success then? Was our Revolutionary War a success or failure? We are a "free" country now (sarcastic remarks withheld). France intervened to help us then, and now a large portion of Americans are spitting on them.

Is there EVER a time for war? Ultimately it would be nice to solve everything peacefully, but if someone invaded the U.S. would it THEN be appropriate to fight/kill them?

Jon - STILL VERY ANTI-WAR, but has come to the realization that the powers that be are not listening and just hope for a quick resolution.

Re: Confusing

Date: 2003-03-21 11:00 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] jonnyv.livejournal.com
I would marry you. But you are already taken by a member of the OPPOSITE sex. She must have been a sly creature to steal you away from me!

Re: Confusing

Date: 2003-03-22 10:43 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] twicketface.livejournal.com
She beat down literally hundreds of (imaginary) women to woe me.

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