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Should the latest batch of Iraqi prisoner abuse photographs be released to the public?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on May 13, 2004
“Contrary to what most people are saying, I think the photos will reveal what we really are as a culture. So deal with it.”
“Yes. We’re supporting the war with our tax money and our loved ones; we should at least know what’s going on over there. It shouldn’t be hidden from us.”
“Definitely not, because I’m ashamed we did it in the first place.”
“No. They’ve caused enough trouble already.”
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