Word: shamed
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...backed by a moronically bullying attitude (co-director Tucker was, by happenstance, the cameraman accompanying the raid on Yunis's house), that there is nothing approaching justice (or even simple sensitivity) in the way that the day-to-day business of war is conducted in Iraq; that the shame of this war's conduct will burn our memories for decades to come...
Nearly 7 in 10 Americans think the war is going badly, and more than half wish the U.S. had stayed home. For Iraqis, rage and shame and need are deadlocked. Two-thirds say they have no faith in American troops and that their presence makes things worse; more than half say it's acceptable to attack them. But withdrawal would leave civilians at the mercy of corrupt, inept and sectarian leaders and security forces, so only 35% say they want the troops...
...That's a shame. Sure, beastly bosses have shaved months off my life. But they have also been some of the most gifted people I've known. This correlation occurs with reason: talented people can get away with much worse behavior. I don't want to enable monsters. In fact, I don't want to interact with them. But neither do I want to work in an office staffed solely with smiley faces. Imagine American Idol without Simon, House without House, Family Guy without Stewie. Colleagues of Steve Jobs bear the scars, but wouldn't you prefer him on your...
...Elsewhere folks were turning around traffic signs, so Russians do not reach Prague. Here they embraced them. It's a shame," says a 19-year-old kid sipping beer on a bench by a grocery store, who gave his name as Tomas...
...quote the President: “Fool me once, shame on…shame on you; …fool me—you can’t get fooled again...