My column this week calls attention to the Camp Pendleton 8--7 Marines and Navy corpsman being held in shackles with no charges against them as higher-ups investigate an alleged murder of an Iraqi man earlier this spring in Hamandiya. Excerpt:Well, boo-freakin'hoo, Malkin. Remember saying that? Besides, it's like a resort over there - they get treated better than I do.
Did you know there are seven young Marines and a Navy corpsman sitting in a military brig right now in leg and wrist shackles -- despite the fact that they've not been charged with any crime?
Maybe if you had some sense, you'd realize that you're saying the very same things we say about Gitmo. The only difference is, you're whining about 8 people, while we're sticking up for about 450. What's more pressing? Oh, but you don't care about those people in Gitmo - they're just filthy brown people with funny names, after all, not Good Christian White American Men, so the Gitmo "detainees" don't count to you.
How does it feel to have no heart? Does it hurt?
