-♻RetweetWhy Are These People Smiling?
Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 8:03:27 am PDT
More huffing and puffing and hypocritical outrage at Daou Report, where Peter Daou is just appalled by our description of the events planned by leftist groups to celebrate the 2000th death of a US soldier in Iraq as “parties.” He calls out Michelle Malkin and LGF in particular as “un-American.”
I find this rash of posts suggesting that anti-war activists “celebrate” the deaths of American soldiers to be both tragic and telling.
Tragic, because it represents a descent into depraved, gutter-level slander as a form of argumentation, and it is a profoundly un-American approach to a most American of activities: dissent. Telling, because it means these bloggers have nothing left to justify the deaths of Americans in Iraq but desperate and transparent attacks on those who want our troops home.
If Daou doesn’t like our description, perhaps he should ask these people why they look so happy as they carry pictures of dead soldiers: Celebrating the 2000th American Death in the Iraq War.
UPDATE at 10/27/05 9:29:46 am:
Blackfive responds to Daou’s attack: Not A Number - Part II.



