Feeling belligerent today!Follow

Iraq was not an imminent threat and had nothing to do with 9/11.

BOOYAHHHH

Incoming Draft in 3... 2... 1..


Operation Blue to Green was a HUGE failure. Only by "leaning" the annual enlistment numbers are the recruiters able to make their quota. We no longer have the experienced military numbers and we are sending troops who have little training into Iraq. Everday we are coming closer to the Draft being reinstated. I'm for some kind of civil service draft be it military or otherwise. I just think it was idiotic to implement "force reshaping" during a war.

If a draft ever happens within the next 5 years I will fUck my 21" CRT monitor and post pics of it.

Edited, Jan 18th 2007 5:39pm by Kelvyquayo

I don't know about being married, but having family in Iraq, does give you a unique view of the situation. Anyone that doesn't think that we have a vested interest in America's policy in Iraq, can _______. Whether you support the President's policy or not, I think we can all agree that the troops deserve our full support.

Leave it to some f'uck nut to chime in where, yet again, they have no business offering an opinion.

How does having a unique view of a situation make you qualified to asses the validity of a battle plan or the efficacy of a war effort or even the nature, good or bad, of a response to regional conflict? Someone woke up one morning and bestowed on you the width and breadth of military tactical knowledge? You suddenly become imbued with wisdom beyond years regarding the ways of battle simply because someone in your family happens to be in a combat zone?

F'uck you.

Nothing in my statement had anything to do with supporting the troops (which I happen to) or supporting the mission (which I happen to) or agreeing with the mission (which I happen to). It was solely focused on the complete f'ucking buffoonery demonstrated by a pharmacy technician (which, let's be honest, is a glorified stock girl/data entry clerk) offering her assessment on the success or failure of a military operation.

I, too, have family in the middle east. Family who volunteered to go back to Afghanistan after being deployed there twice and family who volunteered after the initiation of hostilities in Iraq. It in no way makes me qualified to assess the success or failure of campaigns and I know it. If you're too much of a f'ucking ****** to understand the meaning behind my posts, perhaps you should simply ignore them and move through to someone like Katie, on who's intellectual level you're quite obviously much more comfortable conversing.

Is that when you pee in the pool?

If people only spoke about what they were qualified to talk about, most conversations would revolve around ************ and going to the toilet.

I guess you'd find the OOT pretty good in that respect.

This conversation was both shIt and a pile of ****, so I don't think I'm too wide off the mark.

Anyway, expecting people not to talk crap on internet forums is widly optimistic, especially for someone as cynical as you, no?



Edited, Jan 19th 2007 9:18am by RedPhoenixxx

Go right ahead while I pretend to know what you're on about.

MoebiusLord I find your name oddly appropriate. You just keep spitting out the same drivel over and over and over and over and over and over.

Coming from a UPer, I suppose I should be impressed you know what the word refers to, I suppose.

Operation Blue to Green was a program where the military was "leaning" out their navy and air force numbers. In down sizing they were hoping more military members would take the option to go from Air Force or Navy to the Army instead of being force shaped out of the military entirely. It didn't work. Very few choose to go that route. With recruiting numbers down and no end to this war in sight, it may just come down to a draft. I need to find the article where I was reading that they are already looking for volunteers for a "dry run" of the draft committees.