Authored by: Duncan on Thursday, October 06 2005 @ 12:24 AM EDT

It's sad that this gets interpreted as a political event. One would think it logical to gather in recognition of peace during a time in which our country is shooting people and in turn getting shot (to put it simply). Unfortunately, it IS political, because there are those few who benefit from war, and in turn spin the truth to convince others that this is a war worth fighting.

Authored by: Bryan on Thursday, October 06 2005 @ 08:33 AM EDT

You've got a valid point.

Peace, should be a standard we live by, not a category. Politics was the best choice for "categorizing" this, but by no means a statement of my own.

Thanks for the thoughts on the subject.

-Bryan