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Originally Posted by dculkin
That's the part I don't get. If this lady is sincere in her belief that W lied his way into this war, then I think she should stand up for her dead son by opposing the war. Where am I going wrong?
Again, for the thousandth time, I am not asking anyone to agree that W lied about anything, but isn't Cindy Sheehan entitled to her beliefs?
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Yeah, the woman is entirely within her rights and doing her duty as a citizen to stand by her convictions.
She could do that without dishonoring her son.
He is silent on this issue other than doing his duty as he saw it, but she can use him in her argument.
That is cheap.
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