— answer to question on Code Pink website: 11/26/2008
If you are concerned about the war on terror, it is making us less
safe.
If you are concerned about the economy, it is stealing resources
from all social public services and bankrupting us, our children, and their
children.
If you are concerned about the environment, it is an attempt to
forestall the inevitable—our much needed shift from petroleum.
If you are concerned about the troops, it is turning many young
men and women committed to serving their country into confused and broken
individuals, attempting to cope with their feelings about their participation
in a war based on lies, largely alone without the necessary psychological help
to do so.
If you identify with our country, it is a disgrace to the nation.
If you identify with god, it is an immoral tragedy.
If you identify with humanity, it is a calculated genocide to
control resources.
If I had to state one reason only, it could be the name of any one
individual of any nationality or religion, who died needlessly or otherwise
became a casualty in this conflict. There are literally millions to choose
from.
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