My POINT? You're trying to pass off a remark made by a Mark Twain character as if it were Mark Twain making the comment himself. It isn't.
Somehow, I thought THAT point was obvious
EVEN IF *THAT* was true - it wouldn't obviate the "justness" of a war.
I say "even", because if you actually read the Iraqi War Resolution that Congress passed, you'd know why we went to war.
Really? Well, I support YOU, too; I just happen to be against the things you're risking life and limb over.
Here's a link you should consider:
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/dennisprager/dp20050712.shtml
Those on the left should be honest, and say the truth.
You can be
patriotic, and still be against the war -
but you CAN'T "support the troops" and be against the war. War is what these men are trained for, and they risk life and limb for something they volunteered for.
(I thought it hysterical that men like John Kerry said it was the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time - and then wanted to get our *allies* to get in there and fight TOO.)