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Jimbo · 04-11-2003, 03:16 PM

I don't want to take away from the original post in this thread, but it was titled Attention War Protester. There was a good commentary on MSNBC last night in which the commentator said, "Hey, when I'm wrong about something, I admit it and apologize." I knew where he was going and he had me hook, line and sinker. He went on to suggest that all the people who protested against the war saying we had no business there, the Iraqis hate the U.S., we'd never win, etc., ought to apologize to the President and the nation for their conjecture. So what do you think? Will we see Sean Penn or Susan Sarandon or any of the outspoken Liberals admit they were wrong? Probably not unless their book deals or box office receipts start doing poorly. It would be nice to see someone say they were sorry for speaking out their a**.

04-11-2003, 03:16 PM	#10
Jimbo Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: S. Yarmouth, MA Posts: 1,604	I don't want to take away from the original post in this thread, but it was titled Attention War Protester. There was a good commentary on MSNBC last night in which the commentator said, "Hey, when I'm wrong about something, I admit it and apologize." I knew where he was going and he had me hook, line and sinker. He went on to suggest that all the people who protested against the war saying we had no business there, the Iraqis hate the U.S., we'd never win, etc., ought to apologize to the President and the nation for their conjecture. So what do you think? Will we see Sean Penn or Susan Sarandon or any of the outspoken Liberals admit they were wrong? Probably not unless their book deals or box office receipts start doing poorly. It would be nice to see someone say they were sorry for speaking out their a**.