http://www.tastymanatees.com/archives/000557.html

Is this the act of a patriot? Throwing away his medals,
and then keeping them too? WTF?

He fought in the war. He is entitled to a position on the
war. But not both contrary positions.

Kerry is spineless. Someone, please send him a complete
cows backbone.

http://www.tastymanatees.com/archives/000557.html

Is this the act of a patriot? Throwing away his medals,
and then keeping them too? WTF?

He fought in the war. He is entitled to a position on the
war. But not both contrary positions.

Kerry is spineless. Someone, please send him a complete
cows backbone.


At the protest Kerry said he "threw back his medals." People who saw
him said he threw away something shiny and metal. Now he says he only
threw his "ribbons," same thing, which he might have called "medals"
back then.

If he threw back anything, it was probably someone else’s medals and
some very easily replaced ribbons. He always keeps his options open.

Kerry knows you can buy as many Navy ribbons as you want:
http://military.usmedals.com/ribbons...navy&p=vietnam

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At the protest Kerry said he "threw back his medals." People who saw
him said he threw away something shiny and metal. Now he says he only
threw his "ribbons," same thing, which he might have called "medals"
back then.

Actually they've always been called ribbons, never medals.

If he threw back anything, it was probably someone else's medals and
some very easily replaced ribbons. He always keeps his options open.

In other words, he pulled a Bill Clintonesque "I didn't inhale"-type of
diversion?

Max

No. Bill Clinton got a blow-job in the White House. Clearly that's
an impeachable offense because all the right-wingers were jealous.

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"Anonymous Sender" wrote in message


At the protest Kerry said he "threw back his medals." People who saw
him said he threw away something shiny and metal. Now he says he only
threw his "ribbons," same thing, which he might have called "medals"
back then.

Actually they've always been called ribbons, never medals.

If he threw back anything, it was probably someone else's medals and
some very easily replaced ribbons. He always keeps his options open.

In other words, he pulled a Bill Clintonesque "I didn't inhale"-type of
diversion?

Max

He's entitled to whatever position or positions he wants
to take. You're not qualified to judge, since he's the one
taking the position(s). What *is* your problem?

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http://www.tastymanatees.com/archives/000557.html

Is this the act of a patriot? Throwing away his medals,
and then keeping them too? WTF?

He fought in the war. He is entitled to a position on the
war. But not both contrary positions.

Kerry is spineless. Someone, please send him a complete
cows backbone.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

He's entitled to whatever position or positions he wants
to take. You're not qualified to judge, since he's the one
taking the position(s). What *is* your problem?

Lemme see if I've got this right: When someone takes a position, no one
else is qualified to pass judgment on that position?

So what have you been doing all this time, Jon?

Hypocrisy is an ugly thing, Bucko.

Max

No. What I 'm saying (for the cheap seats) is that if one participates
in a war and later decides that it was morally wrong, then there's
nothing wrong with doing something about it. You have no right to
pass judgement on Kerry for doing this. You're not qualified.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

He's entitled to whatever position or positions he wants
to take. You're not qualified to judge, since he's the one
taking the position(s). What *is* your problem?

Lemme see if I've got this right: When someone takes a position, no one
else is qualified to pass judgment on that position?

So what have you been doing all this time, Jon?

Hypocrisy is an ugly thing, Bucko.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

No. What I 'm saying (for the cheap seats) is that if one participates
in a war and later decides that it was morally wrong, then there's
nothing wrong with doing something about it. You have no right to
pass judgement on Kerry for doing this. You're not qualified.

But you're qualified to pass judgment on Bush for deciding that the Iraq war
was not only morally right, but the right thing to do?

You're digging a deeper hole there, Jon.

Max

I'm not passing judgement. I'm stating fact. Bush lied to the American
people.

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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

No. What I 'm saying (for the cheap seats) is that if one participates
in a war and later decides that it was morally wrong, then there's
nothing wrong with doing something about it. You have no right to
pass judgement on Kerry for doing this. You're not qualified.

But you're qualified to pass judgment on Bush for deciding that the Iraq
war
was not only morally right, but the right thing to do?

You're digging a deeper hole there, Jon.

Max