Apparently there was a glitch with Google which meant I could not post for a few days.
I felt like someone took my computer away... it was just awful.
However, I'm finally back on (yea!) and while away, did some research into the partying that occurred just after the announcement of Osama Bin Laden's demise.
In an earlier post (May 1st), I pondered the rule of law... and whether it counted for anything in this "land of laws"...
I went to Huffington Post and came across some of the so-called "Christians" partying in front of the White House shortly after the announcement was made by President Obama.
Several things struck me as I looked at the photos... some of these images represent students attending Catholic University, some were from Georgetown (a predominately Catholic campus) and some were just "yahoos" out for a good party. Some carried the flag with the "Don't Tread on Me"... which has been embraced by the current Tea Party membership.
I wondered if any of them thought back to the killing of four contractors in Iraq (September, 2005) and how horrible it was to witness celebrations of the killings in the aftermath.
As I recall, many in this country were outraged... yet where is the difference?
Photos from Huffington Post.
No comments:
Post a Comment