A response

Mr. Touhid, to further our discussion on how America 'treats its human beings,' I would like you to re-consider your own position as one such 'human being' in the United States. Don't you feel the need to relate to the harsh manner in which the Bush administration is treating the travellers coming to the US (especially travellers who have to carry the 'burden' of being from a Muslim country or having a Muslim name, such as yourself)? Also, do you not, again, feel the need to relate to how the cumulative Muslim community in the United States is being marginalised as a result of Bush's post 9-11 haunt tactics?

Lastly, Mr. Touhid, a question with respect to the moral integrity of one particular statement that you articulate. When you say that people ought to leave their 'emotions aside,' what are you thinking? How is anyone supposed to bracket off their emotive impulses as they assess George Bush and the brutal injustices that are the direct result of his moronic policies at home and draconian hegemony abroad?