felton wrote


So basically you are admitting that your grudge with Kerry is his
anti-war stance taken AFTER he served.

No I just do not like backstabbing people that serve with you then go
behind your back and said you were killing babies.

Many served that did not like the war, yet they felt no need to get
left wing liberals worked up so much that they had the urge to spit on
anyone in uniform.

Well, some folks are slow
learners. Most people know what a huge cluster **** that war was.
Kerry was there. Bush wasn't. He has every right to express his
opinion.

Yes he had that right. And he could of expressed his distain for the
war without screwing his "band of Brothers" and stabbing them in the
back, and selling them out for the likes of Hanoi Jane.

He is the major factor that made it a undesirable thing to put on a
uniform from 1969 to 1991.

Most likely the reason you never put one on.

Joe



4mo=3purple hearts+a bronze star+ a Silver Star -----Yeah right..
super hero to Jane Hanoi fonda maybe, everone else can see right thru
it...

Joe

On 21 Aug 2004 19:29:24 -0700, (Joe) wrote:

felton wrote


So basically you are admitting that your grudge with Kerry is his
anti-war stance taken AFTER he served.

No I just do not like backstabbing people that serve with you then go
behind your back and said you were killing babies.

Really? How do you feel about John McCain? Who stabbed him in the
back during the last election? Hint: It wasn't John Kerry.


Many served that did not like the war, yet they felt no need to get
left wing liberals worked up so much that they had the urge to spit on
anyone in uniform.

Left wing liberals? Is that who you think was against the war? Were
those all left wing liberals rioting in the 60s, all stirred up by
John McCain? The antiwar movement finally brought that tragic war to
an end, saving countless lives. The military learned many lessons
from that, but sadly not much else good came from that mess.


Well, some folks are slow
learners. Most people know what a huge cluster **** that war was.
Kerry was there. Bush wasn't. He has every right to express his
opinion.

Yes he had that right. And he could of expressed his distain for the
war without screwing his "band of Brothers" and stabbing them in the
back, and selling them out for the likes of Hanoi Jane.

He is the major factor that made it a undesirable thing to put on a
uniform from 1969 to 1991.

You are insane. He, personally, was the major factor in all this that
you see.


Most likely the reason you never put one on.

Whatever you say, Rambo.


Joe



4mo=3purple hearts+a bronze star+ a Silver Star -----Yeah right..
super hero to Jane Hanoi fonda maybe, everone else can see right thru
it...

Joe