Friday, July 21, 2006
While watching Farenheit 9/11 this evening, Mike turned to me and said, "You have to admit, Michael Moore is a bit of an asshole. Don't you think?" I responded, "Absolutely not. All he's doing is exposing the truth about what GW is capable of. His actions are meant to expose the hypocrisy of one man. A man who's actions has destroyed our country."
Ever so often, I am reminded about how different my husband's upbringing is from mine. For some reason, he has turned out to be the type of person who does not believe in making waves. He has opinions on many things. Our opinions are always the same except for one thing: I am all about making waves. Okay, not necessarily waves for waves' sake. If I feel strongly about something, you will be hearing about it.
When the documentary ended, we both shook our heads and voiced our disappointment with our President. We both feel sad and angry about the unnecessary deaths. We both think that George is a moron. We both see the absurdity of spending billions of dollars on killing our living children yet taking a few million away from finding cures for diseases because you feel you are killing potential lives. What about the 1000's of children you have killed already? Not to mention the millions of families who are basically dead from the loss of a loved one? What about them GW? Did you ever stop to think that the preciousness of life doesn't end after birth? And what about the millions more you could save from the horrors of disease? How precious are those? Did you ever think of those lives? Obviously not.
Later.
Ever so often, I am reminded about how different my husband's upbringing is from mine. For some reason, he has turned out to be the type of person who does not believe in making waves. He has opinions on many things. Our opinions are always the same except for one thing: I am all about making waves. Okay, not necessarily waves for waves' sake. If I feel strongly about something, you will be hearing about it.
When the documentary ended, we both shook our heads and voiced our disappointment with our President. We both feel sad and angry about the unnecessary deaths. We both think that George is a moron. We both see the absurdity of spending billions of dollars on killing our living children yet taking a few million away from finding cures for diseases because you feel you are killing potential lives. What about the 1000's of children you have killed already? Not to mention the millions of families who are basically dead from the loss of a loved one? What about them GW? Did you ever stop to think that the preciousness of life doesn't end after birth? And what about the millions more you could save from the horrors of disease? How precious are those? Did you ever think of those lives? Obviously not.
Later.
