Dead or Alive
Gaddafi, you're next. Thus always to terrorists.
All my shimmies to the troops. (And I was not offended when President Bush said, "Dead or Alive." I supported the war in Afghanistan.)
UPDATED: He was killed, in a mansion not a cave, using a woman as a human shield (unfortunately she was killed, too), by a firefight close-hand with Navy SEALS, not a drone. And on the 100th anniversary of naval aviation, too. The Navy has done us proud!
SECOND UPDATE: Why They Cheered (from Inside Higher Education)
Labels: birth certificate, justice, Osama bin Laden, President Obama, terrorism
4 Comments:
Brain beats brawn. I don't rejoice in the death of someone I've never known, and can't understand their reasons for being so dickish, however. But, I don't understand war and politics. It seems like a chess game.
Brain does not beat brawn when the body's life is threatened.
Body evolved first, then mind. To have a mind, you have to protect your body. War is not a chess game when some of your belly dance instructors have been harassed by Islamic fundamentalists for performing in Egypt.
I recommend checking out the "Why They Cheered" link in my updated post before condemning a whole segment of our young people.
I cannot get upset that a crowd of people actually separated from their cell phones, iPods, and computers for a while to celebrate the death of an evil, evil man.
Tomorrow or someday they will:
-fill up landfills with disposable diapers
-ruin more forests for suburban subdivisions
-dump paint into the sewer while decorating
-idle their SUVs for a half and hour outside the hockey rink because it will kill junior (or them) to actually walk any distance
-ruin more Chimpanzee habitats (we are their closest relatives and we are close to driving them to extinction)
-join the Rotary and campaign for society to clamp down on wayward women like me
all greater crimes than cheering in the street, in my opinion.
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