Grady wrote:
I wish people like you would just move to Canada or France. Your type
would
fit in better their. Nothing like your support for our service people
and
commander in chief.

And I wish trailer trash "people" like you had some knowledge of basic
grammar and spelling. It's hard enough trying to understand your
defective "thinking", without having to wade through your bad grammar
and spelling.

Frankly, if you want to live among us here in the U.S., you should at
least make an attempt to learn our language. While you're at it,
perhaps you could learn about our heritage and our ideals as
well...maybe try to find a sympathetic adult to explain to you the
meaning of our Declaration of Independence and our Constitution.



I second gunners statement, and know, I am not a die hard republican
either.
I am an independent, but I totally support GW Bushs actions and those
of the
service people giving up their lives so idiots like you can spew this
venom
freely. What a waste for them to do that for the likes of you.

What does the illegal and immoral slaughter of people on the other side
of the world who never attacked us or threatened us in any way, have to
do with my ostensible right of "free speech" here in the U.S.?





wrote in message
oups.com...
You're such a pathetically stupid asshole, Hal.

What about the U.S. government's obligations? The U.S. government
can
simply abandon all its legal and moral obligations whenever it
feels
like it?

Tell us, Hal, what would have been the duty of a good, patriotic
German
soldier back in 1939, say?

The U.S. serviceman's primary committment is to his country and his
people, as per his Oath of Office, not to a madman or a cult of
Zionists, etc. Thus U.S. servicemen obviously have both a legal and
moral duty to tell the U.S. goverrnment to shove it.

Here's an article by one serviceman who eventually came around and
got
it right: http://www.alternet.org/rights/21359/




Halcitron wrote:
Cliff wrote:
On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 17:47:14 -0400, "John"
wrote:

http://mindprod.com/iraq.html#FALLUJAPIX

Go USA
snipped rubbish

The American Soldier, Sailor, Airman and Marine, knows full well
what
his/her reasons for volunteering for enlistment/commission are,
what
the consequences of military service are, what a contractual
obligation
is, if he/or she will or will not continue, What the benefits of
sticking to your committments are, and where failure can lead you.

Cliff, please tell us about your military servce or lack thereof.

Simply put, unless you have served under the flag, you cannot
fathom
the responsibility, pride, and commraderie, of service, and the
customs
and traditions of each branch.

:/