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Legacies - Michael Moore's Response To A Bush Victory
It's about 5:30AM and I just put my 3 month old daughter back to sleep. I'm sifting through the email and I've got about 30 requests to write something about the latest insanity from Michael Moore.
I read Michelle Malkin's post yesterday about the mosaic that Moore posted to his site in response to his hopes being dashed against the rocks of Common Sense. The mosaic is made up of pictures of the American men and women who have died in Iraq.
If you haven't seen it, it's here. You can enlarge the mosaic to see the individual pictures. One of my good friends is about four over and two down. Another is about halfway down and about ten in. The third is towards the bottom of the page.
Although I understand her point, I've got to disagree with Michelle on this. It's an emotional aspect of me that I can't separate even though I know I should be stronger than that.
That rat sonofabitch used the pictures of my friends...friends who would never have imagined to be used in such a way. Friends who knew what honor and integrity and commitment meant. Friends who sacrificed their lives so that millions could be free.
What has Moore done? What has Moore accomplished with his life?
He's made millions of dollars. He's won awards. But it doesn't seem like he's done much else, does it? Did he donate or has he supported the wounded at Walter Reed and elsewhere (like you all have)? Did he affect the outcome of the election?
Moore is a tired, bitter, shrill, shell of man who is well on his way to irrelevancy. The media has reported that people voted against him. He doesn't have a legacy. Think about that.
My friends, the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice will have legacies of freedom...no matter what that rat sonofabitch wants.
Update: Chris C sends this link to a mosaic of Michael Moore.

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