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Edited on Thu May-06-04 02:11 AM by VolcanoJen
Why is the media suddenly obsessed with Bush "apologizing" to the "Arab World" for the Abu Ghraib tortures? Even CNN-International just spent three worthless minutes on this topic.
Everywhere I turn, the press is analyzing why Bush doesn't just say "I'm Sorry," as if saying "I'm Sorry" would allow us all to wash our hands of this nastiness and move on to Michael and Kobe coverage... it's trite, I tell you. Trite, and another attempt to reduce important news to the lowest common denominator.
I don't care if * flies into Baghdad tomorrow, kneels in front of Abu Ghraib, sheds tears and says "I'm sorry" 10,000 times. Horseshit. Fire somebody, then resign. Or, at the very least, just fire somebody. If it were me, I'd start with Gen. Myers, but if he wants to start with civilians, Rumsfeld works for me.
Say it with flowers, Chimp. Send a "You're Fired" bouquet, if you have to. But please, exhibit some leadership, would ya?
At any rate, apologizing doesn't cut it for me, and even a few firings wouldn't make it all just go away. Anyone care to comment on this latest media obsession?
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