For those who were there.
 

On 5/16/2010 10:43 AM, hk wrote:

1. On what basis do you believe LBJ was one of my heroes?

You never denied it, did you?

2. Nixon also escalated that war.

Where ever did you get that idea?

3. Do GI's want to be in the middle of any war? WWII was a war of
necessity, and I suspect a majority of those who fought in that war knew
why they were there and thought it was for a good reason. Since WWII,
not so much.

Have you been getting intimate with a GI? Otherwise you wouldn't have a
clue as to how a GI might feel.

For those who were there.
 

On 5/16/10 12:18 PM, Moose wrote:
On 5/16/2010 10:43 AM, hk wrote:

1. On what basis do you believe LBJ was one of my heroes?

You never denied it, did you?

2. Nixon also escalated that war.

Where ever did you get that idea?

3. Do GI's want to be in the middle of any war? WWII was a war of
necessity, and I suspect a majority of those who fought in that war knew
why they were there and thought it was for a good reason. Since WWII,
not so much.

Have you been getting intimate with a GI? Otherwise you wouldn't have a
clue as to how a GI might feel.





Nice to see that after an afternoon of boating and fishing, I can still
come back to rec.boats and see that the boatless assholes, like flajim
here, are still reliving their dumfoch days in uniform.

You and a couple of others here sure are *sensitive* about your days in
uniform. You weren't secretly involved in bombing villages, raping women
and setting children on fire, were you?



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The Tea Party's teabaggers are just the Republican base by another name.