Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Why I hate the San Francisco Chronicle, reason # 27,764
They are on the side of the enemy:
Daring attack on Pearl Harbor!
Daring attack on World Trade Center!
Daring attack on classroom at Virginia Tech!
Daring mass murder at Columbine High School!
Daring attack on soccerfield full of Iraqi children!
Daring attack on Iraqi market kills five U.S. soldiers!
In WWII the editors of the Chronicle would have been shot for treason.
Scumbags.
This front page teaser does not appear on-line. For hometown consumption only. They do this garbage all the time.
Do these idiots think there is no such thing as right and wrong in time of war? Earth to Chronicle: every Japanese soldier killed in WWII was a justifiable homicide. Every U.S. serviceman killed was murdered. That is what we were fighting about. The Japanese went on a murder spree and had to be stopped.
Same with al Qaeda. Same with Saddam Hussein. Every time we kill an "insurgent" in Iraq, it is a justifiable homicide. Every time they kill anyone, it is murder. That is why we are at war. We are fighting murderers. War is not beyond right and wrong. It is the most extreme expression of right and wrong.
"One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter," said Reuters global news chief Steven Jukes after the 9/11 attacks, explaining why Reuters would not call the attacks "terrorist."
No, to be a freedom fighter, you have to be fighting for freedom. You can't be fighting for totalitarian domination, or murdering infidels out of religious ideology.
To not get that, you have to WANT to not get that. Whether they are pro-al-Qaeda or just anti-American is harder to discern, but when their basic modus operandi is a refusal to think straight, it really doesn't matter. The two become the same.
They are on the side of the enemy.
Daring attack on Pearl Harbor!
Daring attack on World Trade Center!
Daring attack on classroom at Virginia Tech!
Daring mass murder at Columbine High School!
Daring attack on soccerfield full of Iraqi children!
Daring attack on Iraqi market kills five U.S. soldiers!
In WWII the editors of the Chronicle would have been shot for treason.
Scumbags.
This front page teaser does not appear on-line. For hometown consumption only. They do this garbage all the time.
Do these idiots think there is no such thing as right and wrong in time of war? Earth to Chronicle: every Japanese soldier killed in WWII was a justifiable homicide. Every U.S. serviceman killed was murdered. That is what we were fighting about. The Japanese went on a murder spree and had to be stopped.
Same with al Qaeda. Same with Saddam Hussein. Every time we kill an "insurgent" in Iraq, it is a justifiable homicide. Every time they kill anyone, it is murder. That is why we are at war. We are fighting murderers. War is not beyond right and wrong. It is the most extreme expression of right and wrong.
"One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter," said Reuters global news chief Steven Jukes after the 9/11 attacks, explaining why Reuters would not call the attacks "terrorist."
No, to be a freedom fighter, you have to be fighting for freedom. You can't be fighting for totalitarian domination, or murdering infidels out of religious ideology.
To not get that, you have to WANT to not get that. Whether they are pro-al-Qaeda or just anti-American is harder to discern, but when their basic modus operandi is a refusal to think straight, it really doesn't matter. The two become the same.
They are on the side of the enemy.
