Very good Mikey

 

If a tree gets sawed down in a forest, or if an oil field in alaska gets drilled, does it really exist if no one is there to see it?

 

What do you mean "less secular" Rich? Do you mean "more Christian"? Seriously... I don't understand.

 

From my perspective, many people seem to support Bush because they feel that the United States should not be held accountable for their actions. Some people seem to feel that we should be able to do what we want because we are strong enough.

They think that alliances and diplomacy are less appropriate than force.

Now, I don't think that ALL Bush supporters feel this way, just a disturbing number of them.

Most Bush supporters are reasonable people with legitimate philosophical differences with the Democratic party and their candidate. My issue isn't with these people at all. I don't really care that people support Bush or Kerry or whoever.

My concern is with people that actually feel that the Bush administration has done the right thing in the way that they invaded Iraq and what we've done since we "won" the war.

 

John, I would assume that he means less religious, rather than more Christian.

The UK, in general, is far less worried about people's religious beliefs than Amercia appears to be.

 

Uh...count me as one of the American's that doesn't care about people's religious beliefs...unless they force them upon me...

 

God makes a great shield, doesn't he?

 

I assume the irony of this isn't lost on you, James?