Comments on: Anti-Military Protesters to ‘Imprison’ Recruiters

By: michelle malkin

michelle malkin — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 02:59:11 +0000

[...] Christian group whose leaders have openly questioned Israel’s right to ethunderpigblog.blogspot.comAnti-Military Protesters to ???Imprison?? Recruiters - PoliGazetteMichelle Malkin describes to the long history of anti-military activities by far-left activists. It [...]

By: john hawkins

john hawkins — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 07:00:44 +0000

[...] not religious, you’ll be doing the bare minimum to get in the pearly gates? Dowww.uncorrelated.comAnti-Military Protesters to ???Imprison?? Recruiters - PoliGazetteI??m with John Hawkins who writes: ???Those are not the actions of people who support the troops, [...]

By: Jay_C

Jay_C — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 16:58:52 +0000

I agree that some are anti-military, but not the majority. The problem, in my alternate but equal opinion, is that a vocal minority of anti-war, anti-military folks are drowning out the silent majority of anti-war, pro military folks. I’ll give you that "what is heard" (even being from the minority), is what forms perception. But the thing is, perception although convenient to use when supporting an argument, is not fact. Basing a logical argument on a premise coming from perception or personal opinion, and not fact, may make your line of reasoning correct but unless it is based on fact, it doesn’t make that argument correct. I would think we would need a Sociologist to take the time to perform a study, analyze the data, and present the results to us to get a real answer to who is right. As far as your analysis of the post, I agree in that some do seem to beleive that the military isn’t considered to be useful by these individuals, however, it doesn’t prove your argument, any more than it does mine.