3/31/2005 W: "We are saddened by an individual death. Now, on to

[zbdent]

the subject of my war . . ." (not an actual quote)

Pretty much sums it up, eh?

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. "Enough about that..."

"let's talk about me"

[naturalselection]

2. And I am saddened by * failure

to individually identify the 1500+ American soldiers who gave their lives for his lies. Yet he has spent more time discussing Shiavo then even taking the time to attend funerals of the soldiers.

It saddens me, and makes me sick.

He says that millions of Americans are saddened by the death of Shiavo. My ass!

[Demit]

3. They don't even register on his brain. They are fodder. War materiel.

[rodeodance]

4. bush does not wanted ppl reminded that he signed in his pj's --it was

his moment of glory in this trajic case

[zbdent]

6. Bush doesn't have the time to attend soldiers' funerals

it would take up all of his time, and he wouldn't be able to accomplish anything.

Hey, wait a minute, you might have something there . . .

[Nikki Stone 1]

5. Ya think they'll drape Terri's coffin with a flag?

Further rubbing in the fact that the death of one brain damaged person is more important than:

* The deaths of over 1,000 soldiers

* The 10,000 + soldiers injured, many with neurological damage. (Will these soldiers get their day in court like Terri?)

* The fact that many soldiers--some on their (involuntary) second or third tour of duty--are sitting ducks against an agile and organized insurgency with rudimentary bomb-making equipment.