No its not a dance and pretence i would like (as if i matter) its a bit more care with the language used when referring to very volatile subjects. - specifically subjects that some individuals hold very dear to heart "our way of life, freedom for all, no persecution or hypocrisy"
i understand it doesnt always work out that way, but im not going to ram it down someones throat and expect them to do a dance and pretend everything is ok.
meet me in the middle mate. please.
the comments and language that seem to have upset someone/s has nothing to do with your personal acceptance of criticism for the iraq disaster or anything else - and your point about fighting back - lybia are still suffering for lockerbie, the russians make all the former soviet bloc countries suffer - and howitzer chechnya, mugabe is killing for fun in zimbabwe, and the biggest terrorist attack in world history is still fresh in the minds like the blood spilt is fresh on the ground in america.
sometimes you and i have to consider our words very carefully. its not about opinions, its about the manner in which they are conveyed.