Cindy Sheehan and the T-shirt
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While I may have had sympathy with Mrs. Sheehan's plight originally, I find her continued antics tiresome. Although the security of the House of Representatives may have overreacted I feel this woman has gotten enough attention.
In fact, were she not a protesting the war in Iraq at all, she would likely have no air time. Cindy, it's time for you to let go and accept the sacrifice your son made. He was an adult and made his choice. You have a right to protest, but can you please stop degrading the memory of your son by using his death as your own political tool? He chose to be a soldier. Unlike many wars in the past he was not an unwilling draftee and volunteered. I can only assume he knew the risks.
While I may have had sympathy with Mrs. Sheehan's plight originally, I find her continued antics tiresome. Although the security of the House of Representatives may have overreacted I feel this woman has gotten enough attention.
In fact, were she not a protesting the war in Iraq at all, she would likely have no air time. Cindy, it's time for you to let go and accept the sacrifice your son made. He was an adult and made his choice. You have a right to protest, but can you please stop degrading the memory of your son by using his death as your own political tool? He chose to be a soldier. Unlike many wars in the past he was not an unwilling draftee and volunteered. I can only assume he knew the risks.
posted by The Sinister Porpoise | 12:40 PM
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