Reply #199

...and I love to break this to you, but Greenwald supported both of Bush's wars. And of course that includes, as you say, the "illegal war of aggression that has caused a million Iraqi citizens to be killed"

http://bit.ly/InX0Yw

And he wanted "exact vengeance" on those dastardly Muslims who perpetrated 9/11:

"I believed that Islamic extremism posed a serious threat to the country, and I wanted an aggressive response from our government. I was ready to stand behind President Bush and I wanted him to exact vengeance on the perpetrators and find ways to decrease the likelihood of future attacks. During the following two weeks, my confidence in the Bush administration grew as the president gave a series of serious, substantive, coherent, and eloquent speeches that struck the right balance between aggression and restraint. And I was fully supportive of both the president's ultimatum to the Taliban and the subsequent invasion of Afghanistan when our demands were not met. Well into 2002, the president's approval ratings remained in the high 60 percent range, or even above 70 percent, and I was among those who strongly approved of his performance."

So basically, schmucks like him enabled and set in motion all he now decries.

So what does that make Greenwald since you've set the bar so high?