Jihad turns Bulldog

Mexican_Bulldog
Thu, 02 Mar 2006 01:18:52 +0000

Could look at it like this:

By remaining a U.S. citizen, Walker basically entered into a social contract with the US (abstractly and with all other US citizens) and what he did basically constituted a break from that contract and treason.
Ramatullah I guess we’re calling him now, is in large part a product of the society in which he grew up. To go up the ranks for him meant working within a system that may have done things which he wasn’t sure he supported. When given a choice, he has demonstrated a great open-mindedness and initiative. It was his choice to come here and I don’t think he has a problem going to the Jewish dining hall, for example.

Altogether, it’s important to take into account where he comes from and what he’s choosing to do with that (now that he’s had options). Yale sees potential in him, not just because of his experience, but also his intellect. He’s already been “okayed” by many people who would know much better. He doesn’t have to explain himself to each and every one of us. He’s here now, whether you like it or not.

http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=32137

Also read the original article first before making swooping assumptions about who he is -everyone.