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- Feb 27, 12, 05:24 PM #21
- Feb 27, 12, 05:29 PM #22
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- Feb 27, 12, 05:35 PM #24
Because the Bible is as sacred to some of us as the Quran is to Muslims.
- Feb 27, 12, 06:09 PM #25
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- Feb 27, 12, 07:49 PM #27
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- Feb 27, 12, 08:53 PM #31
I think a great deal of Christians would be offended. With that said I don't think he gives a flip what offends Christians. Muslims on the other hand...........
Your last 3 points are interesting. He apologized and 2 soldiers were murdered and Islamic groups continue to strike against us and our interest. By apologizing we showed weakness that these nut jobs see as blood in the water. All he did was justify their actions. At least in their minds.
- Feb 27, 12, 10:06 PM #32
I wish we would just get out of there and let Karzai fend for himself. No American life is worth saving any of them.
- Feb 27, 12, 10:13 PM #33
- Feb 28, 12, 09:13 AM #34
- Feb 28, 12, 10:37 AM #35
Wonder why the White House wont let us see the apology letter? I am sure it was written on tax payer paper and by a tax payer pen. (haha)
The PJ Tatler » Carney: Apology to Karzai ‘Not Appropriate’ for Reporters to See
- Feb 28, 12, 10:41 AM #36
- Feb 28, 12, 10:48 AM #37
I would like to know what he said in the apology.
Did he apologize for himself or for America? If for America (me), I would like to know what he said for me, or what words he put in my mouth.
- Feb 28, 12, 12:33 PM #38
The question posed asked about the need for the President to apologize if a Christian Bible was accidentally burned. We're not sacrificing men and women in a war against people who are for the Christian Bible. So, if it was an accident and Christians in the US realize that then why in the world are we trying to equate that to the burning of a sacred book to people who are trying to kill soldiers? I fail to grasp the connection.
This apology was strategic in that it was aimed to prevent mass protests in the streets as to support a weak and struggling leader in Karzai. It worked. There are no mass protests because the apology was read by Karzai and a majority of the people who would have been offended it accepted it and moved on. Had there not been an apology the potential for mass protests and potentially a revolt against Karzai would certainly have damaged our cause.
If you guys want to say that one death negates the value of the apology have at it. You're wrong but you're entitled to an opinion.
When we have US citizens taking up arms and killing thousands of US soldiers then we can intelligently discuss the need for an apology over an accidental burning.
You guys are just looking for something to complain about and this isn't it. Complain about the war in general. Complain that active military may be asked to pay more for their healthcare. Complain about unemployment.
This just reeks of partisanship and a knee-jerk unthinking unintelligible cry.
BTW, many military leaders with conservative leanings agree it was the right move.
- Feb 28, 12, 01:03 PM #39All World
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Never mind. It's not worth it
- Feb 28, 12, 01:07 PM #40
I am unbiased. The only thing I'm biased against is lack of critical thinking.
Heck, I served up legit complaints about the President and yet you still call me biased.
So let's get past the evaluations of each other and you address my points I made as to why the apology was acceptable.

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