On the streets and college campuses of Seattle and most of the rest of the country, the struggle in Kosovo has sparked little outrage and started no riots. And even the most conscientious objectors among them concede Kosovo is an easy war to hate but a hard one to challenge. So far, crowds have been fairly small. Milosevic, who's capable of horrible atrocities, and they want to intervene. But bombing won't bring peace to the region.
People are very conflicted.
We feel helpless and, except for prayer, hopeless in many ways. We don't know what to do. We aren't getting those phone calls now. Muslims definitely want the bombing to stop and Milosevic to leave the Kosovars alone. A lot of people don't like to see their brothers being killed.