opinion of mohammed morsi

[WalterMitty]

ff.

as an atheist it is somewhat odd that i support this religious nutjob's fight for freedom.  but i believe in democracy, unlike our current president who supports the current tyranny in egypt (because he is afraid to stand up to israel.)

[Antonio the Sixth]

HP, but I'm not quite sure he's the biggest HP in the Egyptian political context.

[RogueBeaver]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

[This user has not been convicted of 34 felonies]

but i believe in democracy, unlike our current president who supports the current tyranny in egypt (because he is afraid to stand up to israel.)

[Donerail]

Lean FF relative to the rest of Egyptian politics.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

HP, though the coup was terrible and he was a legitimate, democratically elected leader.

[Vosem]

HP, though of course he could've easily been far worse.

[Cassius]

HP. An Islamist (no matter how comparatively moderate) has no place running the affairs of a state in such close proximity to Europe and Israel.

[ElectionsGuy]

HP!

[SPC]

HP. I would prefer that the United States not be involved in the internal affairs of the Egyptian government, whether it be to bolster a democratically-elected tyrant or a traditionally-"elected" one. Of course now is a bit late to implement that policy, since they have been supportive of both sides of this conflict at different times, thus guaranteeing that everyone will be pissed off.

[H. Ross Peron]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

[Flake]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

[Indy Texas 🇺🇦🇵🇸]

ff.

as an atheist it is somewhat odd that i support this religious nutjob's fight for freedom.  but i believe in democracy, unlike our current president who supports the current tyranny in egypt (because he is afraid to stand up to israel.)

What freedom? Freedom to treat other people like crap for not sharing his regressive religious beliefs?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

Has Obama called it a coup  yet?

[TDAS04]

HP.

[MATTROSE94]

HP, though the coup was terrible and he was a legitimate, democratically elected leader.

Pretty much this.

[Marnetmar]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

[WalterMitty]

Awful, and thankfully he's gone.

Has Obama called it a coup  yet?

of course not!  he is taking his cues from israel.

[Deus Naturae]

HP. I would prefer that the United States not be involved in the internal affairs of the Egyptian government, whether it be to bolster a democratically-elected tyrant or a traditionally-"elected" one. Of course now is a bit late to implement that policy, since they have been supportive of both sides of this conflict at different times, thus guaranteeing that everyone will be pissed off.

This.

[Horus]

Dreadful, like most Egyptian politicians.