Title: Horrid
Product review: The "author" of this "book" ought to be ashamed of herself. She isn't, of course, and that's saying a lot.A prior reviewer, after incomprehensibly gushing with praise, referenced the suffering children in Iraq, ending his observations with "...[d]oes it really matter who is most responsible for their suffering?"The answer is yes. Yes, it does matter. After the fact of the suffering, it is the ONLY thing that matters, because it is the only the recognition of who is responsible that will allow the prevention of future suffering. It is precisely this sort of mushy relativism that operates as a salve to the bleeding, leftist heart. Further, throughout history such relativism has always operated as an apology for those visiting the greatest horrors upon mankind. In the end, people such as Hadani Ditmars, and the aforementioned reviewer, are morally repugnant.
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