Word: sentimentals
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There is a great deal of anti-war sentiment among the public, as demonstrated by the thousands of New Yorkers who turned out to protest Bush’s push for war in a huge Central Park rally on Monday. The protesters are acting as the nation’s conscience; they remind us that any war will be costly in terms of both American and Iraqi lives. They remind us that the anti-American feeling that will inevitably be engendered throughout the Arab world will hurt America in the long term. They remind us that those passions may even...
...that any action with such potentially severe consequences be strongly supported by America’s citizens. That consensus has not been reached yet; Monday’s HIPJ rally was one of many anti-war protests that have taken place across the nation. Congress must heed this public sentiment against military engagement with Iraq and debate more thoroughly President Bush’s proposed resolution...
...went on to say that if the club were to allow Knipp to perform it would effectively be sanctioning racist sentiment...
...tensions between governments traditionally supportive of the U.S. and their increasingly anti-American citizenry. U.S. planners will certainly take Tuesday's incident as a warning of what may lie ahead if terrorist groups - whether or not they're operationally linked with al-Qaeda - seek to ride that anti-American sentiment by harassing U.S. forces in their staging areas around Iraq, and beyond...
...While these incidents may have no direct connection to U.S. preparations for war with Iraq, the prospect of an invasion is rallying anti-American sentiment on the Arab streets, where it is viewed as part of an anti-Arab, anti-Muslim crusade - and if that perception suits al-Qaeda's propagandists, the U.S. military buildup in the Gulf region may also suit its operational planners by offering more targets of opportunity and also by depleting U.S. deployments in Afghanistan...