Who do you hate more? Bush? Nader?Follow

Oh wait! You mean the trailor trash ***** was rich, protected by mommy and daddy, and spoiled her whole life?? Wait! That means that everything you and everyone else spread about her was false????? NOOOOOOOO. You wouldnt lie! You mean her husband hasnt done several tours out in the desert? Wasnt there for desert fox, and STILL in the air force? Noo... You mean that she's lived a privlidged life, never had friends of other races, and didnt work scince she turned 16??? Hmm.... I think your theory is flawed.


No, I mean that anyone who's served in a combat capacity would be disgusted by you dishonoring a decorated combat veteran.

If your husband won three purple hearts and a Silver Star, AND a Bronze Star for rescuing someone who was lost in enemy territory, I can't imagine you'd take kindly to people trying to discount his sacrafice.

How would you feel when political groups started preading lies about him?

Good? Proud to be part of that political party?

Apparently so.

Nooooo most people (that served or are serving) are quite ashamed to see some ******* like that any where near becoming president.


No, they're not. Most of then are disgusted at the attacks to his military record, regardless of what they think of him as a candidate.

John McCain has voiced his disgust over it, while still endorsing the President.

It's sad that you can't see the diffrence between not voting for someone because you disagree with his stance on the issues and buying into a carefully engineered smear campaign of lies that dishonors all combat vets.

Very sad, considering that you're a USAF wife.

Of course, the same guy behind Swift Boat Veterans For Truth helped orchestrate the "McCain isn't really a war hero" campaign for Bush during the 2000 Republican primaries.

You mean those records that mysteriously vanished?

You think Kerry was wrong to speak against what he saw in Viet Nam when he got home? Too f'ucking bad.

The Viet Nam conflict was different than any war we fought before or since. Those soldiers did not come home to a hero's welcome, like in WWII. There were no ticker tape parades, no cheering crowds. People mostly tried to let them attempt to slip quietly into their old lives and pretend they didn't know where those soldiers had been and what they had done. A lot of them came home to be spat on & be accused of being baby killers, etc..

To say this conflict was unpopular with the American people would be a gross understatement. Many of those soldiers saw and were forced to participate in horrors that shook them to the core or their psyches. When they came home, many couldn't ever bring themselves to speak of their experiences. Others raised their voices in protest.

They did their duty. They fulfilled their obligation. If these men and women didn't earn the right to speak their mind about what was going on in Viet Nam, noone did.

So to those of you who dare to say those who served don't have the right to have their voices heard unless they agree with your political ideology, have a big helping of GFY.

Yes, I remember those soldier boys coming home. Two of them were my brothers.

TOTAL TIGERHAND!^

You go, Yan!

That's the point he didn't see the things you're claiming. In fact he actually says he didn't see it. But you don't care about that either. The vipers sure are spitting today. Can't say I blame them in light of the news today.


How could you or anyone else possibly have any idea what the man saw in Vietnam?