Score: 10
"The man makes a few good points:"
date: May 26, 2006
There isn't really a "different side" to this speech. He never once mentions Iraq, or the current administration, nor does he attack anyone. He simply states that making the blanket statement that "If you don't agree with my policy, you are against me and my people" is a totalitarian concept, and he is correct.
There seem to be two basic types of people in this country; there are those of us who can at least make a rational argument about something, specifically policies, and can have a discourse about these things. And then there are people who believe in thier ideals so rabidly without understanding them or being intelligent enough to debate them that the only argument that they can put forth is the idea that if you don't agree you are clearly a terrorist.
That is the point of this speech, not Bush bashing.