Bookworm on Oct 31 2006 | Filed under: Torture
Tweet Read this story about child abuse only if you have a very, very strong tolerance for the worst kind of sadism visited on the most innocent of victims. I point it out only because the child’s abuser (his mother) was in her mid teens when she had him, has another child, and there is [...]
Bookworm on Oct 01 2006 | Filed under: Anti-war, Iraq, Media matters, Torture, War crimes, World War II
Tweet Mr. Bookworm still finds troubling my political transformation, which is actually something I understand. After all, when we stood under the chuppah so many years ago, he knew what he was getting — a stalwart Democratic life partner. It was bad enough when his siblings, after 9/11, betrayed him by going conservative, but his [...]
Bookworm on Sep 21 2006 | Filed under: Muslim violence, Torture, War crimes
Tweet I’ve often opined that the Left is stuck in Gandhi mode. This is the believe that the only possible form of resistance is the non-violent type. To that, I always point out that this worked for Gandhi because the other side was England which, in those days, didn’t have the stomach for bloody massacres [...]
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