"Joe" wrote
Capt. snip

Or at least delete all mention of his name even if you wanna talk about something he posted....
Notice how I did it up there. :-)

Cheers,
Ellen

katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:

Joe wrote:

Capt. JG wrote:


"katy" wrote in message
...


Joe wrote:


katy wrote:



Joe wrote:
I



think everone in the military should be able to vote and drink anywere
no-matter thier age.

Joe

I fon't, but then I don't think chilfren of 16-17 should be in the
active military either..


Why not if they can do the job as well as.. if not better... than some
18-21 year olds?
I agree it's not for everyone, but I had no problems. Thought it was
kind of strange that my country would let me fight a war if needed,
trusted me to transfer nukes (i had a top secret clearence at the
time), but did not trust me with booze or voting.

Joe




.TORC and marching corps, fine, but not on


active duty.


Because children should not be sacrificed for adult concerns...they should
not become cannon fodder for the country...for the most part, most at that
age have had relatively little governemnt or civics in school and so are
fighting a fight for something they don't understand. I don't believe in
blind patriotism...


According to Joe, it's ok. I guess the 8 year olds in Africa are old enough
to serve in the military also.




I think 8's a bit young Jon.

But seeing how you never served I find it hard to respect your opinion
on the subject anyway.

Joe





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There are plenty of people who didn't serve for whatever various
reasons...it does not mean they are any less Americans, any less
patriotic, or any less able to have an opinion on the subject.


Wrong, but since you never served it is pointless in discussing the
issue with you,


Having

served is a wonderful ting to have done, BUT it does not place you next
to the right hand of God, and does not elecate you to some kind of
special status. It does mean you are due respect for having served, but
that is all. The same respect is due all who serve: policemen, nurses,
diremen, and even cab drivers....


Cab drivers.......You need to think that again, how many cab drivers
are willing to die for America? Sheeeeze guess you haven't been in a NY
taxi lately have you?

Joe

Have you ever seen how cab drivers are treated?

Yes, I treated them with much more respect then they deserved.


Yes, tehy serve...and
yes, some are rude but they do their jobs...serving in the military is
just that...a job...my dad is not only a WW2 vet but was also a Federal
employee for 30 years...my brother served, my uncles served...so yes, I
do know...because I watched...

Watched...Just a job = has no clue


so get off your little "special"
horse...you were doing your duty as you were asked to do..


No one asked e to do squawt.




..there are
plenty who did their duty elsewhere to support you in that effort andf
their claim to fame is just as valid as yours...

Sure....what ever..

Joe

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Joe" wrote
Capt. snip

Or at least delete all mention of his name even if you wanna talk about something he posted....
Notice how I did it up there. :-)

Cheers,
Ellen

He deserves the respect of a licenced Captain. I'll repost WTF I want
to.

Joe

"Joe" wrote
Ellen MacArthur wrote:

He deserves the respect of a licenced Captain. I'll repost WTF I want
to.

You just got blocked, too.... :-o~ Go blow your boyfriend. I won't see it anymore.

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Joe" wrote
Ellen MacArthur wrote:

He deserves the respect of a licenced Captain. I'll repost WTF I want
to.

You just got blocked, too.... :-o~ Go blow your boyfriend. I won't see it anymore.

Cheers,
Ellen

Hey.... **** you ****..nellie.

I called Jon boy and his X boat the biggest load of faggots butt riming
queer boys on earth and he never squeeled like the little bitch you
pretend to be. You FN net Nazi

Joe

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Joe" wrote

Ellen MacArthur wrote:


He deserves the respect of a licenced Captain. I'll repost WTF I want
to.


You just got blocked, too.... :-o~ Go blow your boyfriend. I won't see it anymore.

Cheers,
Ellen


How sweet and ladylike....now go wash your mouth out with Palmolive dish
detergent...

"katy" wrote in message
...
Joe wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:

"Joe" wrote in message
roups.com...

Capt. JG wrote:

"katy" wrote in message
...

Joe wrote:

katy wrote:


Joe wrote:
I


think everone in the military should be able to vote and drink
anywere
no-matter thier age.

Joe

I fon't, but then I don't think chilfren of 16-17 should be in the
active military either..


Why not if they can do the job as well as.. if not better... than
some
18-21 year olds?
I agree it's not for everyone, but I had no problems. Thought it was
kind of strange that my country would let me fight a war if needed,
trusted me to transfer nukes (i had a top secret clearence at the
time), but did not trust me with booze or voting.

Joe




.TORC and marching corps, fine, but not on

active duty.


Because children should not be sacrificed for adult concerns...they
should
not become cannon fodder for the country...for the most part, most at
that
age have had relatively little governemnt or civics in school and so
are
fighting a fight for something they don't understand. I don't believe
in
blind patriotism...


According to Joe, it's ok. I guess the 8 year olds in Africa are old
enough
to serve in the military also.



I think 8's a bit young Jon.

But seeing how you never served I find it hard to respect your opinion
on the subject anyway.

Joe


How do you know I never served?


Easy.

Had you served you would have mentioned it. I've never meet a person
who served who wasen't proud of the fact that he or she did his or her
part.

Joe



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I have....


So have I.

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"katy" wrote in message
...
There are plenty of people who didn't serve for whatever various
reasons...it does not mean they are any less Americans, any less
patriotic, or any less able to have an opinion on the subject. Having
served is a wonderful ting to have done, BUT it does not place you next to
the right hand of God, and does not elecate you to some kind of special
status. It does mean you are due respect for having served, but that is
all. The same respect is due all who serve: policemen, nurses, diremen,
and even cab drivers....


I totally agree.


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"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...

katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:

"katy" wrote in message
...

Joe wrote:

katy wrote:


Joe wrote:
I


think everone in the military should be able to vote and drink
anywere
no-matter thier age.

Joe

I fon't, but then I don't think chilfren of 16-17 should be in the
active military either..


Why not if they can do the job as well as.. if not better... than
some
18-21 year olds?
I agree it's not for everyone, but I had no problems. Thought it was
kind of strange that my country would let me fight a war if needed,
trusted me to transfer nukes (i had a top secret clearence at the
time), but did not trust me with booze or voting.

Joe




.TORC and marching corps, fine, but not on

active duty.


Because children should not be sacrificed for adult concerns...they
should
not become cannon fodder for the country...for the most part, most at
that
age have had relatively little governemnt or civics in school and so
are
fighting a fight for something they don't understand. I don't believe
in
blind patriotism...


According to Joe, it's ok. I guess the 8 year olds in Africa are old
enough
to serve in the military also.




I think 8's a bit young Jon.

But seeing how you never served I find it hard to respect your opinion
on the subject anyway.

Joe




--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com


There are plenty of people who didn't serve for whatever various
reasons...it does not mean they are any less Americans, any less
patriotic, or any less able to have an opinion on the subject.

Wrong, but since you never served it is pointless in discussing the
issue with you,


Having
served is a wonderful ting to have done, BUT it does not place you next
to the right hand of God, and does not elecate you to some kind of
special status. It does mean you are due respect for having served, but
that is all. The same respect is due all who serve: policemen, nurses,
diremen, and even cab drivers....

Cab drivers.......You need to think that again, how many cab drivers
are willing to die for America? Sheeeeze guess you haven't been in a NY
taxi lately have you?

Joe



I guess that also excludes all the chickhawks in the current administration.


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"Joe" wrote in message
ps.com...

Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:

Joe wrote:
I

think everone in the military should be able to vote and drink
anywere
no-matter thier age.

Joe

I fon't, but then I don't think chilfren of 16-17 should be in the
active military either..


Why not if they can do the job as well as.. if not better... than some
18-21 year olds?
I agree it's not for everyone, but I had no problems. Thought it was
kind of strange that my country would let me fight a war if needed,
trusted me to transfer nukes (i had a top secret clearence at the
time), but did not trust me with booze or voting.

Joe




.TORC and marching corps, fine, but not on
active duty.


Because children should not be sacrificed for adult concerns...they
should
not become cannon fodder for the country...for the most part, most at
that
age have had relatively little governemnt or civics in school and so
are
fighting a fight for something they don't understand. I don't believe
in
blind patriotism...


According to Joe, it's ok. I guess the 8 year olds in Africa are old
enough
to serve in the military also.



I think 8's a bit young Jon.

But seeing how you never served I find it hard to respect your opinion
on the subject anyway.

Joe


Didn't you say this once already?


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