Is Dick Cheney evil?
Is “evil” too harsh a word? Merriam-Webster defines evil as “morally reprehensible,” “arising from actual or imputed bad character or conduct,” “causing discomfort or repulsion,” or “causing harm.”
Consider this trailer for the new film "The World According to Dick Cheney".
Consider this dialog excerpt from the show as printed by the News Corp owned NY Post. Not favorable.
CHENEY ON CHENEY:
On war: “ It’s more important to be successful than loved.”
On torture: “‘We’re not going to force you to tell, because it might create a bad image for us,’ is not even a close call for me.”
On his own mistakes: “Ahhh, I don’t spend a lot of time thinking about my faults.”
On engineering Henry Kissinger’s ouster from the Ford White House: “You needed to mix things up a bit there — so he went down.”
On WMD: “We didn’t find stockpiles, but we know [Saddam Hussein] had intent.”
I don't get Showtime but I'll see it eventually. The pre-publicity serves only to confirm what I believe to be true.
Dick Cheney is an "evil" man.
Dick Cheney is an "evil" man.
6 comments:
the background music on the first half of that clip reminded me of Tubular Bells from the movie The Exorcist.
I agree with you about Cheney. He was the worse part of the Bush administration.
WMD quote - intent is good enough to prosecute?
No, it is NOT too strong a word. He is a war criminal.
Yes, he is one scary, heartless, vile character.
Dick Cheney is missing some key elements in being a decent human being. I've often wondered what kind of childhood he had...
Pearl
Pearl, I think he sprung forth, fully formed, with horns and a forked tail.
My conclusion is that his activities tend to give Machivellies Prince a bad name.
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