Bush values life Poster -warning, not for faint of heart-

[alfredo]

[Solly Mack]

1. Hey! Put a warning on that - graphic

So it can stay...please. Someone might decide it's too graphic

You make an excellent and much needed point.

[alfredo]

2. Thanks, will do

this one is mild compared to others I could have used.

[ThatsMyBarack]

12. Welcome to here, S B!

:hi:

[CornField]

13. I opened it and wondered why it was labeled as graphic

I've seen much come out of Iraq far worse than that -- the one of half a child lying in rubble, for instance. The violence must stop.

[Solly Mack]

15. Yes, there is far worse - but since a thread can be locked/deleted

for lack of a warning, and I did not want this thread locked or deleted, I asked about the warning.

You never know just what someone will find graphic - what their squeamish level is, so to speak.

With a warning, no one can claim they were taken by "surprise"

[alfredo]

17. It's not the blood and gore that is disturbing, it is because

it is a child suffering from bush's war. That is the horror, that is the evil, that is the reason we must stand up against bush.

[Solly Mack]

18. I agree and I wholeheartedly support your post and it's message

but I was afraid it would get locked, so I asked you about the warning.

Some people do complain about the "gore" factor (regardless of the intent of the pictures) - and threads have been deleted due to a lack of a warning. I didn't want that to happen to your thread. I'm not sure how many more times I can say that without using the exact same words.

I fully understand what's truly disturbing about it all and I believe that newspapers, magazines and TV stations should be showing all the images of war on a daily basis. People need to see what they "support" - they should be made to watch - to look. People need to see - really see- what America has done.

[alfredo]

19. Vietnam didn't end until the true cost of the war was shown

on the nightly news.

[MuseRider]

3. That really makes the point.

Graphic but it is needed.

[dogday]

4. It's hard to look at but very necessary to understand

just what is being accomplished in Iraq? Is it really worth the cost?

[Amonester]

5. Answer: No.

Because Bu$h is a barbarian, like all his enablers.

OP is clear about that fact. Thanks!

[alfredo]

6. You are looking into the face of a future terrorist

Each time this person looks into a mirror they will blame bush and the American people for allowing him to rape their land.

[beam me up scottie]

7. Recommended

That quote was one of the most revolting things he has said, and there is some stiff competition.

[alfredo]

9. We need to contrast his words with reality. You know, like the

"uniter not divider" statement he made.

[savemefromdumbya]

8. Mission accomplished - Bush the baby killer!

[S B]

10. Bush values life

...while they happily get together and discuss the opportunities for investment in the Middle East (after all, it's not their life at risk and everyone else is expendible).

[newyawker99]

11. Hi S B!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[S B]

21. Hi S B

Thank you for the welcome. It is a pleasure and relief to find like minded people.

[leftchick]

14. he values the pre-born

these babies don't matter.

[alfredo]

16. Bush figures he will never have to pay the price for

his crimes. He is of the opinion that he is doing God's work, so he is only the sword and messenger of God. To reject bush is to reject God.

[Ino]

20. * values their sacrifice for the cause of freedom

n/t

[alfredo]

22. He's never had to sacrifice. To him its just something others are

compelled to do at his request.

[S B]

23. He's never had to sacrifice

He'd being dancing to another fiddle if it were his babies.
I believe that he will learn, as we all do eventually, we reap what we sow - one of life's lessons that comes in our 20's or so if we didn't take someone's word for it. Most of us get it. He didn't

[alfredo]

24. You're assuming he would care if it was his kids.

I don't have that much faith in his humanity.