On Mon, 6 Feb 2006 06:43:59 -0600, Denys Beauchemin
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>Sometime ago, Wirt wrote these words:
>
>"Perhaps you would like to outline for the assembled list the totality of
>your service in support of the security of the United States, Denys, either
>in military directly or as a civilian DOD employee, other than of course
>strongly advocating to anyone who will listen that someone else's child be
>sent off to some foreign war for your perverted entertainment."
>
>Having finally found some free time, I reply as follows:
>
>The population of the US is 300 million people, which means that less than
>1% of the population is in the military, in any branch. According to your
>logic, 99% of the people are not allowed to express an opinion in support
of the military. As you may recall, I immigrated to the US at the tender
age
>of 30, somewhat late in life for a military career, and being a resident
>alien precluded me from any DOD work. I became a citizen 10 years ago, but
>according to your logic I still cannot express an opinion in support of the
>military. On the other hand anybody is allowed to slander the military.
>
>Interesting.
>Denys
Denys,
thats the problem. You do not want to understand.
These people in the adminstration never served, they ran and hide like
cowards. However they dare to use the military-service of those who served
against them.
Who claimed that John McCain wasn't fit for president because he was a POW
for too many years?
Who found the Swift liars?
Who started the campaign against men like Murtha and others?
People in this adminstration probably Dick Cheney and Karl Rove.
Afterwards AWOL Bush comes out of the closet and says "let's not have a
dirty campaign, let's stick to the facts".
Thats after he had the reputation of good men destroyed.
Thats the action of a coward and a ....
I know you don't read this but still.
Michael
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