desertdude desertdude:
I disagree with your Iraq and Al Gore theory and are you suggesting that in the worlds most democratic nation one is not allowed voice ones opinion ?
Al Gore spoke openly about his inclination to support the invasion prior to the invasion. No one stopped him from speaking so I'm a little unclear on your point.
desertdude desertdude:
One is allowed to criticise and insults ones mother, religon, language, culture, the president and just about everything else sacred or not to someone. But you can't boo the soldiers ?
Sure you can boo the soldiers. You can call them murderers and all sorts of things. We have freedom of speech and such things are perfectly legal.
But don't be surprised if while saying such things you find someone's boot so far up your tailpipe that it's tickling your tonsils and then don't be surprised if no one cares when you cry about it.
As for someone else's assertion that you'd be treated more harshly in the south than in the north of the USA there's this:
While it is legal in the USA to burn a US flag in the city of Boston if someone assaults you while you are burning a US flag the maximum penalty they will face for such an assault is a $1 fine. I daresay that the Bstonians would be similarly inclined to turn a blind eye to anyone kicking the crap out of people insulting soldiers returning home from overseas.