[Behind Liberal Lines]

Apparently, this sort of thing really toasts the left.

From today's "Darts and Laurels" column in the Ithaca Journal:

DART: From Monica Joyce Hamill of Ithaca. To the person who dropped a note underneath the antiwar sign in front of my home. The missive had a picture of Saddam Hussein and a handwritten note saying. "Thank you for supporting me." Your fatuous assumptions about me and my beliefs would be laughable if they weren't chilling.
Of course I do not support Saddam and I do support our troops. But I do not support this war. Protesting the war is not unpatriotic. You, too, enjoy our First Amendment right to free speech and I invite you to advertise your beliefs on your own property; I assure that I shall not drop a note under your sign labeling you as a cowardly, un-American, right-wing ignoramus.

And, before anyone asks, no, it wasn't me who put the note in her yard.

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Thanks for posting that. I posted an article that illustrates the inherent dishonesty and moral contradiction when foolish people say they "support the troops" but oppose the war against Saddam.

Below is quote that also explains the loopy, self-serving nature of leftist assertions:

"George Orwell once remarked that political thought, especially on the left, is a sort of masturbation fantasy in which the world of fact hardly matters..."--Avram Noam Chomsky, 1969