On Mar 30, 10:20 pm, Mark & Juanita wrote:
On 30 Mar 2007 16:16:36 -0700, "Iarnrod" wrote:
On Mar 30, 3:22 pm, Tim Daneliuk wrote:
Iarnrodwrote:
On Mar 29, 10:50 pm, Tim Daneliuk wrote:
Sadly, an increasing
proportion of the Democratic party has been hijacked by the
likes of Noam Chomsky and Ward Churchill, so I will concede that
the trend is increasingly that Democrat = Radical Left Dirtbag.
However, as I said, there are still a few people with brains
remaining in the Democratic party who are slowing down this freight train.

Ward Churchill is a Republican.

If true...

'tis true.

... this would only be because absurd disconnections for reality
and puerile provocation for its own sake are the stock-in-trade of
the radical Left...

Or maybe he's more in tune with GOP values. He sure hates Dems, and I
don't know of many Dems who actually support him, your assertion
notwithstanding and lacking in evidence.

Umm, yeah.

Yeah.

Most members of the GOP equate the tenants of the World Trade
Center with "little Eichmans"

Democrats didn't either, contrary to what the OP implied. But Ward
does believe in the righteousness of blowback even if the targets of
the retribution have little or tenuous ties to the actual origin of
the injustice. The parallel between that and many GOP members'
unflagging support of Bush's failed Iraq policy - some of them still
inexplicably believe Saddam had something to do with 9/11 terrorism -
cannot be missed.

Most GOP members think Bush started an illegal war with Iraq and
support the terrorists

Democrats don't support "the terrorists." They support solutions that
actually work and don't create a larger next generation of terrorists.
Remember, the Iraq invasion was never about "fighting terrorism;" it
was about enforcing UN resolutions regarding Saddam's conduct and
weaponry, which had nothing to do with the people who attacked us on
9/11. It was only after Bush invaded Iraq that the insurgency against
the US occupation gained steam and drew terrorists there.

Most GOP members thought of the hijackers as "freedom fighters"
attacking the Nazis in the twin towers.

Democrats don't see them that way either, incidentally. The "values"
that are in parallel are in the justification for attacking people who
were not involved in the perceived injustice.

Most GOP members support the continuous tearing down of traditional
US values.

Well, that's certainly true. Seen the Bill of Rights around lately?

Youbetcha. Now, go away troll

Hey, I'm just advocating an actual realistic view of where Churchill
actually fits in, and it ain't with the main of the Democratic Party.
The OP didn't know what he was talking about. That was the trolling
remark.

Promoting evil, failed, and wrong.

Sounds like Bush's bungled Iraq policy.

-- just another typical moonbat liberal posting.

Keep your head in the sand then.