I was reading some articles and comments about her saying that this war is waged in the name of God. Woah, what the hell is going on here. I’m really embarrassed when people say I look like a young version of her (sorry but I’m so much more beautiful than that) and this is why. Those who like her refuse to look at her words as what they are… crazy. And she’s pulling at the pride strings of all who worship God because if anyone says anything negative against this statement they will immediately feel insulted and attacked. Idiots. Of course, if she had said that it was in the name of Allah, Buddha, or Krishna, trust me when I say that she’d be dead by now.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jNulPSqaP1eyysv8ENJWhk0ZSrPgD92VJPL00
Here would have been my comment if I had been able to post it.
By waging war in the name of God we’re no better than the Islamic extremists we’re fighting. They use their beliefs to wage war and so would she. There’s a reason why church and state should be separate and without someone who represents the whole of the country we’re all going to be royally screwed. I’m not saying Obama is representative of us all but at least he is of the best of us, I hope. We need to step forward and not go backward as a society. Freedom isn’t about being forced to die because of someone else’s beliefs. It is fine for one to believe them, but never for one moment should anyone think that it’s OK to impose that belief on those who have others. We all believe something one way or another so not only is it rude to turn the pain and fear these children endure in the battlefield into God’s will, but it is an unacceptable attitude for someone who could potentially influence the country, and the world. I hope that people have the common sense to realize that we need to save our people and not turn this country into some religious military crusade base.
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