I'm upset that they would stoop to the lows that they did.

Danny Bonaduce: "she should be strung up for treason". . "she's offering aid and comfort to the enemy"??

Come on, man. . .

Get a grip.

I thought that most of the "Analysts" on Fox News and MSNBC were hateful, innacurate, and opposed to freedom of speech. (minus the female personality on Hannity and Colmes, and O'Reilly's male guest - only during his final statement about our right to not watch the View if we disagree)

O'Reilly: "they are spitting out the worst propoganda that is fed to them by far-left Americans on the net. . that's where they're getting the "false flag", "Gulf of Tonkin", and all this other business"

O'Reilly's male guest: "the real danger, is that they're mainstreaming this hateful nonsense"

Hannity's male guest: "she has no right to speak [because she's] a clown, a fool, a deranged activist"

Hannity: Equating 9/11 Truth to disrespecting the families of those who lost their lives on 9/11.

Ignorance at it's best!

I thought that the majority of the nation decided a long time ago that anti-war and unpopular messages were protected by the freedom of speech, and that, barring non-fictional threats of violence, they contributed to the democratic ideal. [the World War 1 Sedition Act is a sad part of our history].

Suggesting the British soldiers' capture was a false-flag event is not treason. Equating it to the Gulf of Tonkin is a logical idea, given the nature of our neoconservative Executive Branch's affinity for pre-emptive war.

Our republic would be ruled by tyrants, and we would not be free, if we were not allowed to speak out against the leaders of our great country.

Rosie O'Donnell is questioning the POLICY of our government. It is clear that she does not want to see our country engage in another war in the Middle-East, and she does not want us to be afraid of terrorism. She raised good discussion points regarding the demonization and generalization of Middle-Easterners as terrorists, and she questioned the government's push for us to fear terrorism.

Fox News and MSNBC responded to her questions and discussion points with an asymmetric response attacking her credibility, focusing on ABC's responsibility for her removal, and inviting guests who can spew Donald Trump-like insults towards Rosie O'Donnell's physical appearance.

They remind me of junior-high style bullies.

And they still don't understand the implications of WTC 7.