and I have something in common. We both didn't post this photo because we assumed it would be overkill:
Unfortunately, I had to crop it a bit because MuNu is having problems with turning images into thumbnails.
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All you members of the 82nd Chairborne brigade out to read Horgan's Courant column today:
http://blogs.courant.com/travel_columnists_horgan/2006/11/plucking_chicke.html
Posted by: Ira Hayes at November 02, 2006 02:44 PM (b4D1p)
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Ira, Horgan's taking umbrage against those to evaded service. The last time we had an active draft, I was six years old.
So you can drop your lame "chickenhawk" line.
Kerry's whole career has been based on trashing our military while holding up his purple hearts as a shield from criticism.
Since in your estimation, only people with military service have a right to an opinion on Kerry's stupid and insulting comments, why don't you ask anyone currently serving in Iraq or their families (if you even know any) how
they feel about Kerry?
I'd say the photo above represents a fairly widespread feeling among them.
Posted by: Gary at November 02, 2006 03:23 PM (PLHs9)
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There must be a reason (Or reasons) behind their motives. They are just not playing with Bush or Kerry. Too bad they will be stuck their without their consent for an undefined period. Because Bushy said so.
Posted by: Buy flowers at November 03, 2006 03:27 PM (pLz5E)
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Without their consent? They were compelled to join???
Oh, and here's a picture taken at Friday's Army-Air Force football game at West Point:
http://www.west-point.org/publications/not_as_smart.jpg
Posted by: Darren at November 05, 2006 02:14 PM (8sBNZ)
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Good point, Darrin. Many of these good folks are serving their second and even third tour in Iraq - voluntarily. Now if things were as awful as the MSM would have you believe and if they feel they were lied to why would this be the case?
God bless them.
Posted by: Gary at November 05, 2006 02:53 PM (FX2Z/)
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It doesn't surprise me that the media chooses to ignore photos or information that defies their party line. It's been going on for awhile, but the media has decided not to report the news, but to interpret it for us poor ignorant middle Americans that still don't think Kerry was worth a vote. I hadn't watch CNN in years, and our school got cable and it was on there. I was appalled at the total slime that passed for journalism. It's not reporting, it's editorializing. But these days the news agencies don't denote the difference.
Posted by: EllenK at November 05, 2006 05:55 PM (DHbnH)
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