Re: Bush is today's Churchill
"I wouldn't insult Chamberlin by comparing him to modern American Liberals. Chamberlin took his position out of strong (but wrongheaded) conviction and love for his country. In the end, he saw the errors of his way and worked tirelessly with Churchill in the great cause."<br /><br />I agree with that, and am not really faulting him. But he went down the path dictatad by the Passivism of the times, conceded territories, and it was ineffective. He moved for sanctions, attempted deterance ...almost the exact parallell to the lefts arguments of what we should have done in today's conflict. It's a lesson of history.
"I wouldn't insult Chamberlin by comparing him to modern American Liberals. Chamberlin took his position out of strong (but wrongheaded) conviction and love for his country. In the end, he saw the errors of his way and worked tirelessly with Churchill in the great cause."<br /><br />I agree with that, and am not really faulting him. But he went down the path dictatad by the Passivism of the times, conceded territories, and it was ineffective. He moved for sanctions, attempted deterance ...almost the exact parallell to the lefts arguments of what we should have done in today's conflict. It's a lesson of history.