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The Cover of Variety, April 14-20. Lights! Camera! Combat! Irag Passes Its Screen Test.
The photo in the article shows three soldiers celebrating victory. The poster reads; Now Playing - Desert Heroes - Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give A Saddam!

If I were a teen and picked this up and looked at this picture; would I be getting the wrong message. I wouldn't bother to read the article because not many of the young people would bother.

I can see both sides of the war issue to certain point. But I think is carrying it a bit over the top.

What are your opinions on this matter?

I'm not big on public displays of affection.

I don't whoop it up in sports bars.

I think one should be humble in ones victories in hopes that one can hold their head up in defeat.

I think the word is humility.

Thanks Large, I don't care if nobody else answers this post. Your answer says it all! Humility-That's the word.

IMHO, many of today's problems stem from insensitivity to other cultures. The US entertainment industry is considered immoral in the eyes of many religious fundamentalists, and gloating in victory doesn't help the image.

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