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Really? Because if I were to define the line I would place it at comparing terrorists to our founding fathers or comparing our troops to terrorists or Nazis or accusing someone of desireing thier deaths for political gain. Yet the left does that all the time.



When.... (and dear gob, I do NOT want to be part of this debate)...and who has ever said that? Someone in power said our troops were Nazis and terrorists?

And, honestly, I think "rebels" or "insurgents" would better describe the Founding Fathers more than "terrorists". They weren't out to invoke "terror"...



Democrat Senator Dick Durbin, for one, compared U.S. soldiers in Iraq to "Nazi storm troopers, Soviet Gulags and the Pol Pot regime..."
Comments for which he received so much heat, Durbin finally retracted the remarks. And when it is brought up in interviews now, he alleges he never said this and was "misrepresented".

John Kerry made the same allegations about U.S. soldiers in Vietnam, to the point that the Vietnam Veterans Against the War ( V V A W ) finally distanced themselves from Kerry. Years later, Kerry finally relented, and admitted things he claimed to have witnessed first-hand, he never actually saw. But liberals nationwide still perpetuate these myths.

Plus many other prominent liberals and liberal Bloggers. Here on RKMB, at least once a week some liberal on these boards likens Bush to the Nazis.

There is certainly no shortage of rope that liberals have produced to hang themselves on this charge.