What a sad event.
I think this particular presidential race has brought out a lot of negative feelings of anger and hate. Looks like it isn't simply confined to the
States either.
It's ripe for such things considering the groundbreaking notion of having a female vice president or a black president. The problem I have is that
there seems to be those supporters that are so worked up over the rhetoric and lies that they outright hate the other side.
I may not vote for Obama, I may not vote for McCain, but it won't be based on my belief in the outrageous claims thrown around that seem so easily
swallowed by the general public.
There are those political supporters that have been subtly fueling the fighting, and even recently some candidates are calling others "terrorists"
by association. That's a dangerous and irresponsible accusation to make. As much as a candidate tries to distance themselves from the attacks they
never do it in such an adamant way as to stamp such things out because...well...every little bit helps. They know this.
This race has revealed a lot of ugly things.
If this account is accurate then I think the hate-filled attacks need to subside a bit because they are being absorbed hook, line, and sinker.
itn.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)
[edit on 7-10-2008 by lee anoma]




