Do we even have the right to be war weary?

America is not at war. The American Military is at war, America is at the mall.

When a nation supports a war effort and it's troops,

it stands together and that does create a national weariness.

We shouldn't feel weary, we should feel shame.

Your points are very valid and I could only hope shared

by more of your fellow Americans.

A tip of the hat to ya. ;0]

You can be weary about the war, I think all of us are on some level. What you shouldn't do is bad mouth the mission and support the troops, but that's just my opinion. Everyone wants this thing to be over, we all just disagree what the best course to take in ending it is.

Just read Sgt.Jeffers article.He says we should support our president,our troops and our cause.Yet he never mentioned that our president compromised national security by ignoring terrorism until after we were attacked.He doesn't mention that the anti-war crowd feels we are supporting the troops by demanding they are brought home.Nor what our real cause for being in Iraq was........WMDs and because Saddam supported terrorism..........both of which have been proven false! He says stop all the political nonsense and bickering......yet earlier in the article he called anyone opposing the war sheep!

we as tax payers have a right and responcibility to be conscious of whats going on in the world that involves our country. Serving in the military, as honorable as it is, is not the only way one can serve their country. You are an American who pays their taxes. Your paying for the war and therefore have a say in what goes on. Also, as a good American, I'm sure your ready to go to war if our government decides to draft you.

I agree with you. I have had family in the military. I am not and have never been, but I support what they are doing and what they feel they need to do.

Americans have developed a really false sense of entitlement. We want instant gratification and instant results in all things. We don't want to earn what we receive. We are so willing to be politically correct that we overlook the fact that those things we are forcing ourselves to embrace so that we are politically correct are wrong in the first place.

I'm not war weary; I'm just sick of this worldly attitude that is plaguing our country. It is dragging us into oblivion.

What goes on over there affects us over here, so yes, we have the right to be war-weary!

Yes. Because the war has ceased to make any sense and people have the right to think it.