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Originally Posted by lauriebell 
Do you even understand anything about McCain's past? Do you lack any knowledge as to what happened to him for 5 years in Hanoi?
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Maybe, but I certainly don't lack the knowledge to know that over a million other people died and many were most likely POWs as well. So I don't think his story is any "better" than that of many others'.
*shrugs* I don't know, I just don't feel that just because he is a president candidate that the fact that he was a pow should make him any better than any other pow...Just seems rather, uh, why the hell would you judge on the quality of someone's torture...
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Originally Posted by lauriebell 
Did you listen to or read the transcript of his speech from last night
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No, but OMG I sure did love that little 9-11 tribute...Nothing like using the death of many innocent people's lives in order to promote yourself...ROCK ON REPUBLICANS! Oh shoot, and some how I managed to miss this very informative and patriotic event!!!! /sarcasm
And there is a big difference between "not liking the war" and actually doing something about it. Look at bush, he repeatedly claims that it's "the war on terror", "al qaeda", and at times shows his sorrow for the casualties...Oookay...And yet he made no attempt at...maybe...even hinting an end to it...
So what makes mccain so special? Just because he actually knows what war is like, he will actually try to stop it?
