« A good time for a Random Quote Of The Day, No? | Main | Notes on how to play yourself » I don't quite get hecklers29 Jun 2008 10:30 am
John McCain catches it while trying to court the Latino vote. But if you want this guy out of power, I don't know how this helps...doesn't it just make you look petty and rude?
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How much class does it take to heckle a genuine war hero as he's expressing honor for other genuine war heroes? I'm not planning on voting for him, but it makes me consider doing so - if the heckler is the alternative.
Is it really rude to heckle a war criminal? or petty? Let's just continue decorum while people continue to die there.
Ugh. How obnoxious. I am hugely critical of McCain over his reticence (and often active support)of policies that aide and abet war criminals who conduct torture. But the nonsense of calling him a war criminal, and these shenanigans effectively minimizes legitimate arguments and pulls the limelight to these attention-hungry egos. It's irritating.
minimizes legitimate arguments
Right. If we didn't have these dirty hippies, the mainstream press would be busy with legitimate arguments.
hmm.. yes, I can see how these hecklers helped me understand why McCain's position on Guantanamo is problematic. Disrespectful idiocy is not activism.