May 20, 2004
I wasted days before posting it because I was trying to summarize and isolate key quotes; it defied me, and that's a compliment. It just hangs together too well to pick and chose, and the context musn't be lost.
You might also check out this account of some gays who attempted to join a demonstration in support of the people of Palestine. The article saddened me.
Why don't women and gays recognize the danger aimed directly at them by extreme Islamicism? Probably because that kind of thing lies beyond our experiences in the West - the same kind of upside down reasoning that figures the abuses at Abu Ghraib are equal to the abuses of Saddam.
Here, a woman can get angry if a man opens the door for her. When that's the definition of oppression, how does one comprehend honour killings?
Or maybe it's all right-wing propaganda. Yeah! That's it! Right-wing racist propaganda! /sarcasm
Seeing is not necessarily believing, I guess.
Healing Iraq and Iraq the Model are full of excellent posts and provide a lot of common sense that media pundits should heed.
I have to go in to work tonight, so I'll leave you to read those.
And, sorry Sharks fans, but GO FLAMES!!.
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