Hero or Greedy American?

breakingnews · 11-10-2003, 10:26 PM

Yeah, she did serve for the country, but there's such an arrogance about her attitude. Her lack of modesty is definitely unattractive. She's profitting from her misfortune (bravery?), which is okay since it's a harrowing tale - but she's made no effort whatsoever to address the public as to why she agreed to the book/movie, and so soon after her rescue. It's mostly public perception, but I don't find her very respectable, especially if I'm supposed to view her as a heroine.

11-10-2003, 10:26 PM	#7
breakingnews Q_Q Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere in between Posts: 995	Yeah, she did serve for the country, but there's such an arrogance about her attitude. Her lack of modesty is definitely unattractive. She's profitting from her misfortune (bravery?), which is okay since it's a harrowing tale - but she's made no effort whatsoever to address the public as to why she agreed to the book/movie, and so soon after her rescue. It's mostly public perception, but I don't find her very respectable, especially if I'm supposed to view her as a heroine.

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