Dear Cindy Sheehan
When did honoring yr son's memory by protesting the war (which is yr right) become a business? Seems to me that having Susan Sarandon play you in a movie and posing for Vanity Fair on yr son's grave (fucking tasteless) must have you rolling in the dough.
Why do you describe your meeting with the President by saying "I now know he's sincere about wanting freedom for the Iraqis," and then when it suits you, turn around and describe the exact same meeting by saying the the President was "acting cocky and it was probably one of the worst experiences in my entire life." Which was it Cindy? It was whichever suits yr audience at the time. It was whichever opinion keeps those media deals and donations rolling in.
I wonder when this war is over and Bush is long gone from office and the money you make on yr tours and with yr movies and photo shoots stops rolling in, I wonder how you will feel about the industry you have created. You have turned the right of dissent into a cottage industry and you are the person benefiting from it. Not your dead son, certainly not the troops who are overseas right now. You make me vomit.
Why do you describe your meeting with the President by saying "I now know he's sincere about wanting freedom for the Iraqis," and then when it suits you, turn around and describe the exact same meeting by saying the the President was "acting cocky and it was probably one of the worst experiences in my entire life." Which was it Cindy? It was whichever suits yr audience at the time. It was whichever opinion keeps those media deals and donations rolling in.
I wonder when this war is over and Bush is long gone from office and the money you make on yr tours and with yr movies and photo shoots stops rolling in, I wonder how you will feel about the industry you have created. You have turned the right of dissent into a cottage industry and you are the person benefiting from it. Not your dead son, certainly not the troops who are overseas right now. You make me vomit.