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Title: Are you in the US military?
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Published: Apr 6, 2010
Author: anon
Post Date: 2010-04-06 06:25:26 by bluegrass
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#25. To: bluegrass and all others who agree (#0)
Take time to look at the ad and identify who you see. All are kids, enlisted peons, grunts and, by the way, there aren't any rich kids in the advertisement. In addition, there are no generals or admirals shown, who, along with our elected officials in D.C., are the ones responsible for policy making. While you all point your fingers at the welfare recipients, remember, they are risking their "worthless lives" for $26,000 a year!!! I suggest you take a few minutes to seriously consider what has been posted here. If you don't recognize it as being the work of the far left, then I understand why the socialists have gained so much in such a short time. I signed up on this website with the understanding that it was a "conservative forum". This thread and the following posts to it tell me that is either not the case, or those participating are too stupid to know what they are looking at. Before I sign off, however, let me point out that all the positive events and opportunities coming from this republic were paid for by many, many lives of those in the military. For all of you to write such thoughtless and senseless vomit is not only disappointing, but a perfect example of the dramatic success of the tactics of those on the left. By the way ... while all you bastards are keeping yourselves busy complaining, name calling and acting cowardly, those volunteer "welfare troops" are all that keep us from having a draft that would include your kids, your grandchildren, et al. I'll bet your damned tunes would change if and when that happens.
Phant and Cyni, with all due respect, and I hope you know that I do respect you immensely, I feel that the issue here is not what one may feel about the military or any other topic for that matter, but rather the allowance of expression of opinion. If I may, I'll refer to my Free Speech policy and hope that you understand my position as far as 4um's owner. Free speech means that I have a right to express or spew thoughts and words of preference, love, hate, or anything with which another may disagree. That said, the rules or policies of this forum, which is my private property (see this forum's Mission Statement), are that members can exercise free speech as long as they (1) do not make a specific threat against an identifiable person or target, (2) earnestly debate or discuss the relevant issues that are part and parcel of this forum's reason-to-be. Let me remind you that these are rules for this forum and, as such, do not necessarily apply off of this forum, as public laws should, in most cases, be even less restrictive than private property rules and regulations. Again, free speech on this forum means that people can express their love or hatred for anyone, any group, any race, any culture, or any thing, as long as they adhere to the two contingencies listed above. Everyone else on this forum is similarly at liberty to exercise their free speech right to challenge, debate, argue, or agree with the ideas and speech of another.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestFirst ... the freaking "advertisement" on this thread and, second, all the unintelligent responses thereafter.
#33. To: Phant2000, Cynicom (#25)
I signed up on this website with the understanding that it was a "conservative forum". This thread and the following posts to it tell me that is either not the case, or those participating are too stupid to know what they are looking at.
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