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“I am very luckey because I am not part of a military family,…”

Says a lot right there. Not that the 5th grader is not part of a military family, but that the child thinks he is “luckey” to not be a part of the military community. Sad.

Also, someone needs to teach that kid that you don’t end a war, you either win it or you lose it. Unfortunately, too many adults do not understand this concept either.

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just like when those videos were released of those kids singing about bush, I equally despise these ones. It becomes scary though, when it is celebrated or defended by people. In wwii, the hitler youth did similar things. Praising the savior of germany; the hope of the new world.

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Obama could pee on these kids (which he is with the porkulus legislation) and they would think its raining lemon drops.

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Fit for a straightjacket is just being his classy self. As usual he is unable to refute the facts so he creates a straw man. Typical of the liberal mental illness he projects his flaws onto others as displayed by his brain washing remarks.
Calling him an oxygen thief would be assigning him more value as a person than he deserves.

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Anthony Pape, 10, of DuBois, Pa., offered: “I hope that we will have no war ever again. I mean why are we fighting why can’t we all be friends.”

This one is not unique to Obama; I think lots of kids always express such “It’s a Small World After All” kumbaya sentiments in all generations.

“I would appreciate it if you would try to make this a greener planet and try to bring home the troops and end the war,” the fifth-grader wrote. “I am very luckey because I am not part of a military family, but it saddens me to hear about all the people who die in Iraque and know that somewhere In the world people are greiving over a lost family member.”

This one is the most sad to me, because the sentiments expressed aren’t unique to children, but echoes the same exact “child-like” naiveté of many (*ahem*liberal*cough*) adults.

Then of course, you have your messianic-worshipping “adult”, like Julio Osegueda….

Good grief!

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Chandler,

You’re barking up the wrong tree, I’m pretty hawkish when it comes to defense. If you followed my posts you’d know that I supported the idea of using force to remove Hussein, but faulted the way it was executed.

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Fit Fit, what is your solution to conflicts with other countries when THEY do not want to be peaceful?How do we “not fight” with extreme radical terrorists when they have no other goal in life than to destroy us? I love all the liberals that have “War is not the answer” signs in their yards. Yards that have been protected with the blood of our military. What IS the answer then, please liberals tell us.

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Fit fit,

I am pretty sure that no children were deluded into believing that McCain was going to make it rain candy, make the oceans recede, or end war for all time. I can pretty safely guess that McCain did not have any teenage paramilitary gangs doing “stomp the yard” chant/dances in his honor.

When can we expect the building sized portraits of “The One” to start appearing everywhere?

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When they do it, it’s called brainwashing, but when you do it’s called education?

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