As sure as my name. Didn't you read the rest of my post? I submit to you that to be anti anything, a person must first believe that what they oppose is wrong; i.e. the exhiled cubans are anti-Castro; the U.S. was anti-soviet; Al Qaeda is anti-American. Then, the person must act in accordance with their beliefs. If you don't agree with me, that's fine, but that's why I see myself as not being anti-cop, but anti-injustice.lal7176:
Let me reply to this by reminding you that every coin has two sides, and we often mock what we don't know. Haven't you ever heard of people looking to a third party for advise, or perhaps stepping back to look at things from a different angle????? The paradox of the "arm chair quarterbacks" has always been, and will always be a part of our society. We either accept it, or we don't, but who are we to criticize it?lal7176:
