Definition Of Cowardly

Oh how I love sweet sweet irony. I'm sure you've all seen the public spat between two yenta's Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselback. For those of you who don't know, here's the little tiff they had:

Wednesday's debate was the culmination of a fight that started on "The View" last week, when O'Donnell said, "655,000 Iraqi civilians have died. Who are the terrorists?"

Conservative critics said O'Donnell was calling U.S. troops terrorists. Wednesday, Hasselbeck said O'Donnell should clarify her statement.

"I asked you if you believed what the Republican pundits were saying," O'Donnell said to Hasselbeck.

"Did I say yes?" Hasselbeck replied.

"You said nothing and that's cowardly," O'Donnell shot back.

Well if you want to talk about cowardly Rosie, perhaps leaving the show early is a good example.

When you have an argument with someone, you don't walk away if you're losing the argument. You stay like an man and stand your ground. Giving up is the easy, cowardly way out. Your statement of "who's the terrorists" shows your true feelings. Don't bullshit people and tell them you "do everything you can to support the troops financially and emotionally" when you know that's a lie.

I'm not even saying you should support the troops. If you don't, that's your right as an American. I'm just condemning you for lying about it and being an ungrateful cunt that financially succeeds under the umbrella of freedom that they provide.

Travis
travis@rightwinglunatic.com