canndo
Well-Known Member
I find the reactions of the left and right remarkably telling in this discussion over bombing Syria.
And I have yet to hear anyone comment on it.
During the lead up to Bush's wars the right was united behind him, I heard few if any complaints, few if any detractors, doubters, naysayers, equvocation or contrary arguments. It was "my president right or wrong", it was "of course we must go to war" and the right entertained no dissention.
Now, the left is divided when it comes to support of the president "their" president this time. You find Dems on every side of this issue arguing among themselves, not all of them siding with Obama.
Very different, and to me, indicative of the differences in mindset and mentality between the left and the right. Seems that the right show themselves to be followers where the left does not.
And I have yet to hear anyone comment on it.
During the lead up to Bush's wars the right was united behind him, I heard few if any complaints, few if any detractors, doubters, naysayers, equvocation or contrary arguments. It was "my president right or wrong", it was "of course we must go to war" and the right entertained no dissention.
Now, the left is divided when it comes to support of the president "their" president this time. You find Dems on every side of this issue arguing among themselves, not all of them siding with Obama.
Very different, and to me, indicative of the differences in mindset and mentality between the left and the right. Seems that the right show themselves to be followers where the left does not.