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We cannot and should not dismiss the deaths of innocent people and destruction of ...
slipslidingaway
Jun 2016
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LuvLoogie
(7,020 posts)1. http://www.democraticunderground.com/12512114180
slipslidingaway
(21,210 posts)2. We cannot and should not dismiss the deaths of innocent people and destruction of ...
their lives as some inconsequential moment in time, have we not done that with other people and looked back with shame.
The Repubs were at the lead, does that mean we should follow? And what did the Dems do, they cowered, Kucinich was a lone voice calling for justice.
We need a person who will go against the tide and stand up when the going is tough, not when it is convenient.
Be Bold, Change the System | Bernie Sanders
slipslidingaway
(21,210 posts)3. Hillary Clinton vs. Bernie Sanders on Whether to Invade Iraq - 2002 ...
bjo59
(1,166 posts)4. I think the tragic answer is that there many people living in this country who are
completely indifferent to the deaths of millions of non-white people abroad that have been, and continue to be, caused by US Neocon foreign policy. I think many of these people prefer it when the "kindler, gentler" Democratic Party is represented by the person occupying the White House, though.