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Fallacies and War: Misleading a Nervous America to the Wrong Conclusion Originally published by CommonDreams.org on Friday, February 28, 2003 I love America. I feel extremely lucky to have been born in this country into a middle-class family. I get very angry when my America gets abused and my way of life challenged by the actions of the politicians running the government. For this week's column, I'm turning serious to discuss some of the empty arguments given by the current administration as a pretext for war.

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Fallacies and War: Misleading a Nervous America to the Wrong Conclusion

Originally published by CommonDreams.org on Friday, February 28, 2003

I love America. I feel extremely lucky to have been born in this country into a middle-class family. I get very angry when my America gets abused and my way of life challenged by the actions of the politicians running the government. For this week's column, I'm turning serious to discuss some of the empty arguments given by the current administration as a pretext for war.