I’ve been wanting to write a post like this for a while digging about I would like to say something on the issue. And as the Moonbat moment of the congress digests in my head I figured why not do it now?
Being against the war isn’t unpatriotic but some folks are being against the war in an unpatriotic way. So I think I should clarify what I personally see as the difference.
((And I may re-add to this list as time rolls on))
Now you can still be unpatriotic in an action without being unpatriotic in character. Like many people are unaware that Marxist-Leninist and Marxist-Stalinist movements are the major sponsors of the large anti-war protests in the country. It’s about acts of commission. You find yourself in a protest where people have signs showing “Death to capitalism, death to America.” And “Osama Bin Laden is right” you have a choice… do you choose to be a principled and patriotic opponent of the war or do you embrace the insane fringe to help your cause. When you sell your soul that’s when you commit a unpatriotic act.
Also even great patriots who fought and were brutally wounded in the field of battle can have unpatriotic moments which don’t negate their earlier patriotism. There is a different patriotism in peace then there is on the battle field
Protesting against the War:patriotic
Protesting against the War in a rally done by Communist parties (that were Pro-Saddam, Milosevic, Kim Jung Il, Castro, etc) –especially ones funded by a government at war with the US-: Utterly Unpatriotic.
Protesting Things like Abu Ghraib and demanding accountability: Patriotic
Making up false war crimes: Unpatriotic
Making fake evidence of fake war crimes: utterly unpatriotic
Circulating false war crimes after they are exposed as false: Unpatriotic
Rallying with people who promote false War crimes: Unpatriotic
Voting against the War: Patriotic
Voting for the war, but being against it when it politically benefits you: Utterly Unpatriotic.
Voting for the war, but claiming you were mislead by documents you never read: Unpatriotic
Serving in the Military: Patriotic
Serving in the Military, then opposing the war: Patriotic
Serving in the Military and thus claiming you are above reproach on issues of the war (or any war): Unpatriotic
Serving in the Military then making up fake war crimes: Utterly Unpatriotic
Presenting false information about the war effort to try to sway public opinion against the war: Unpatriotic
Presenting false information about the war to try and sway the public against the war and make millions of dollars off of it: Utterly Unpatriotic
Presenting true information about the faults of the war effort to try to help the soldiers: Patriotic
Protesting the war because you think War is wrong: Patriotic (if you opposed every other war in the last 25 years)
Protesting the war because you think War is wrong: (but you seem to never protest when a democrat is in office) Unpatriotic
Protesting the war if you think THIS war is wrong: patriotic
Protesting the war by saying the president is “Chimpy McHitlerburton, a Liar, the new Hitler,…etc.” Unpatriotic
Protesting the war by saying the war wasn’t “adequately planned, and ill concived”: Patriotic
Protesting the war by saying “No war for Israel, No War for the jews, … etc”: Utterly Unpatriotic
Protesting the war once the body count got to high: Unpatriotic
Protesting the war once you lost a loved one and felt the losses were to high: patriotic
Protesting the war by saying this country “Isn’t worth dying for”: Unpatriotic
Protesting the war by advocating major crimes (especially violent crimes): Unpatriotic
Protesting the war because you oppose the suppression of constitutional rights which has occurred during the war: utterly patriotic
Protesting the war because you are an isolationist: patriotic
Protesting the war because you thought the UN should be in charge: Unpatriotic
Protesting the war by going to protests endorsed by cop-killers and promoted as such: unpatriotic
Calling some one a Chickenhawk because they refused to serve: Unpatriotic
Calling some one who has a yellow ribbon on their car a chicken hawk or denigrating them when you don’t contribute to any charities that help soldiers families: Unpatriotic
Calling some one who has a yellow ribbon on their car a chicken hawk or denigrating them when you do contribute to any charities that help soldiers families: Unpatriotic (but just barely)
Protesting hospitals where people who are wounded from the war are recovering: Utterly Unpatriotic
Raising money for DOVE candidates: Patriotic
Voting for Dove Candidates: Patriotic
Voting or raising money for a Dove Candidate who does numerous of the above mentioned unpatriotic acts: unpatriotic
Organizing “teach ins” about the war that provide information and don’t demagogue people on the issues of the war: patriotic
Organizing “teach ins” about the war that bash politicians on matters other then policy (“Christian take over of America, Neo-Colonial Imperialists, Etc.): Unpatriotic
Voting for the 87 billion dollars, before you voted against it: Unpatriotic
Protesting the war because the government is racist/sexist/bigoted (but also protesting the people we are at war with for being even more so): Patriotic if not out of control
Protesting the war because the government is bigoted (but not protesting far worse and far eviler bigotry in the people we war with): Unpatriotic
Protesting the war if you talk about how wonderful and free totalitarian regimes are (Like Iraq or Cuba): Unpatriotic
Disrupting supplies to the military through non violent protest (that are for weapons systems): Patriotic
Disrupting military supplies of any other type through non violent protest: Unpatriotic
Claiming the soldiers will come back insane/brain damaged/etc: Unpatriotic (and largely untrue in Vietnam’s case)
Claiming race x serves on the front lines and is being killed in a genocidal way (when it is untrue): utterly unpatriotic
Calling for a pull out of the war when the military is already engineering one (and thus doing it for political gain): Unpatriotic
Claiming the government lied to get us into war without presenting the lies: unpatriotic
Claiming a draft is coming to get people to oppose the war when that is untrue: Unpatriotic
Meeting with a foreign head of state who is hostile to the US or a group the US is currently in hostilities with the US to plan protests: Unpatriotic
As I said I will add/flesh out/diversify this list as time goes on.
I take suggestions from you in the gallery of peanut
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