I am really getting ticked off at the people still protesting and writing letters in opposition of the war. I believe these people are really anti-Bush and anti-American.
Nobody wants war, but sometimes it is necessary to achieve peace.
Where were these protesters when Clinton was ordering his numerous attacks in Iraq, Somalia, and elsewhere?
Freedom of speech should only go so far. It is one thing to oppose a war before it starts, but once it begins we should fully support the president and the troops that are risking their lives so that others can protest.
The protesters are saying “”give peace a chance.”” Well, we did for 12 years and it hasn’t worked.
Now I say “”give war a chance”” and you will see peace.
Rob Renander, Livermore
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