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Desecrate?!
Oh bite me.
A national day of service would be an homage to the memory of that day
Only a fucking neo-con could pervert a noble idea like this by thinking it desecrates the memory of that day.
Desecrate?!
Oh bite me.
A national day of service would be an homage to the memory of that day
Only a fucking neo-con could pervert a noble idea like this by thinking it desecrates the memory of that day.
Desecrate?!
Oh bite me.
A national day of service would be an homage to the memory of that day
Only a fucking neo-con could pervert a noble idea like this by thinking it desecrates the memory of that day.
I never said "desecrate", and I agree that's a bad choice of words.
Desecrate?!
Oh bite me.
A national day of service would be an homage to the memory of that day
Only a fucking neo-con could pervert a noble idea like this by thinking it desecrates the memory of that day.
Yes... calling for work to be done for 'the state' is a great way to remember those who senselessly lost their lives in the name of terrorism
And Jill.. If Bush would have proposed something like this.. I would have been against it too.. a bad idea is a bad idea
Desecrate?!
Oh bite me.
A national day of service would be an homage to the memory of that day
Only a fucking neo-con could pervert a noble idea like this by thinking it desecrates the memory of that day.
I never said "desecrate", and I agree that's a bad choice of words.
And yet the article you chose to post used exactly that ignorant word.
If Bush had done it, you'd be saying "what a great idea".
You nutters are seriously pathetic.
Yes... calling for work to be done for 'the state' is a great way to remember those who senselessly lost their lives in the name of terrorism
And Jill.. If Bush would have proposed something like this.. I would have been against it too.. a bad idea is a bad idea
9/11 is remembered just fine. A lot of people got murdered by terrorists where I live... should it be a greater source of our national identity than Timothy McVeigh's attack on the Federal building in Oklahoma? Should Israel commemorate every terrorist attack on its soil?
9/11 was a horrible thing. Probably the worst day of my life to date... (knock wood) but it shouldn't define us. And there's nothing wrong with remembering what they attacked...which was country. I think there's a warped sensibility around 9/11.
Yes... calling for work to be done for 'the state' is a great way to remember those who senselessly lost their lives in the name of terrorism
And Jill.. If Bush would have proposed something like this.. I would have been against it too.. a bad idea is a bad idea
9/11 is remembered just fine. A lot of people got murdered by terrorists where I live... should it be a greater source of our national identity than Timothy McVeigh's attack on the Federal building in Oklahoma? Should Israel commemorate every terrorist attack on its soil?
9/11 was a horrible thing. Probably the worst day of my life to date... (knock wood) but it shouldn't define us. And there's nothing wrong with remembering what they attacked...which was country. I think there's a warped sensibility around 9/11.
I never said "desecrate", and I agree that's a bad choice of words.
And yet the article you chose to post used exactly that ignorant word.
If Bush had done it, you'd be saying "what a great idea".
You nutters are seriously pathetic.
Well, that's the link that was used in the article I read, and the left isn't talking about this very much.
I thought Bush was an asshole too, especially in his last couple years, would you people fuckoff with that shit every time some doesn't agree with your messiah!
It does not 'define us', just as neither VE Day nor Labor Day define us... but to use it as some ploy for some statist 'national day of service' is bullshit
And yet the article you chose to post used exactly that ignorant word.
If Bush had done it, you'd be saying "what a great idea".
You nutters are seriously pathetic.
Well, that's the link that was used in the article I read, and the left isn't talking about this very much.
I thought Bush was an asshole too, especially in his last couple years, would you people fuckoff with that shit every time some doesn't agree with your messiah!
use overinflated rhetoric, that's the response you get. *shrug*
btw, you don't know anything about what i think of the current occupant of the white house. so piss off with that "messiah" garbage. m'kay?
It does not 'define us', just as neither VE Day nor Labor Day define us... but to use it as some ploy for some statist 'national day of service' is bullshit
those days don't celebrate victimhood....
Well, that's the link that was used in the article I read, and the left isn't talking about this very much.
I thought Bush was an asshole too, especially in his last couple years, would you people fuckoff with that shit every time some doesn't agree with your messiah!
use overinflated rhetoric, that's the response you get. *shrug*
btw, you don't know anything about what i think of the current occupant of the white house. so piss off with that "messiah" garbage. m'kay?
All I know is what you post, and you jump to his defense pretty much every time. *shrug*
It does not 'define us', just as neither VE Day nor Labor Day define us... but to use it as some ploy for some statist 'national day of service' is bullshit
those days don't celebrate victimhood....
Memorial Day
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
both being days of remembrance and 1 celebrating a definite victim of a horrible act... neither of which define us as a nation either... and neither of which I would suggest using for some political agenda
Hey... use Arbor Day in a call to ask people to plant trees.. that makes sense.. using a day like 9/11 for some statist call to service is just absolute bullshit
