Antiwar movement losing steam?????

[Justin Schwartz]

>As Justin notes, there are plenty of pro forma statements at antiwar
>rallies of regret at the deaths of Sept 11, but they sound half-hearted
>even to my ears.  To those angry enough to bomb starving Afganis, they
>sound completely disingenuous in their sparceness.
>
>

Do9n't attribute this to me. I didn't say the remarks were pro forma or 
sparse. Maybe they were in NYC, or maybe Nathan would find them so in 
Chicago, and maybe some of the families of the Sept 11 victims would not be 
satisfied (and others might), but I heard strong, clear, unequivocal 
condemnations. Maybe Nathan thinks that it's equivocal to say, as I did, 
that the NLG doesn't believe in bombing buildings with airplanes or from 
airplanes. But if we spend all of our time denouncing the Sept 11 events, 
when we will deniunce the war? jks

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