On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 19:33:33 GMT, "Gorf" wrote:


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
DSK wrote:
That's quite logical.

P Fritz wrote:
You ever notice it is always the liebrals bashing the military out of
one
side of their mouth, and calling for a draft out of the other?

Hey John H, I bet you save a lot of money, not needing toilet paper with
this guy following you around.

DSK



Fritz, apparently, is too stupid to understand *why* thinking Americans
are calling for a draft, with no exemptions except for serious
disability. It has something to do with making sure the sons and
daughters of the wealthy also are exposed to death the same as the sons
and daughters of the poor. When you thousands of rich kids over in Iraq
driving unarmored gasolines and dying as a result of roadside
explosions, Bush's base will force him to end the war.


When I was facing the draft for the VN war, one of the slogans of the day
was:
"The way to end this war is to draft the rich kids right along with everyone
else, instead letting them get off with cushy Reserve duty"
Yup GWB was one of those rich kids.....


I thought your slogan was, "We won't go, and you can't make us!"

Most of us went.

--
John H

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant:
It's just that they know so much that isn't so."

Ronald Reagan

P Fritz wrote:
You ever notice it is always the liebrals bashing the military out of
one
side of their mouth, and calling for a draft out of the other?


OK now quote any part of any of my posts that have "bashed the military"
and when you finish with that, quote any part where I "called for a draft."

And when you are finished with that, tell us about *YOUR* service in the
U.S. military.



Fritz, apparently, is too stupid to understand *why* thinking Americans
are calling for a draft

Malarkey, "thinking Americans" are not at all calling for a draft.
A draftee military cannot perform the jobs that our current policy calls
for them to do.




When I was facing the draft for the VN war, one of the slogans of the day
was:
"The way to end this war is to draft the rich kids right along with everyone
else, instead letting them get off with cushy Reserve duty"
Yup GWB was one of those rich kids.....



PocoLoco wrote:
I thought your slogan was, "We won't go, and you can't make us!"

Most of us went.


Because you thought Nixon was a great leader and an honest man?

I volunteered for the U.S. Navy not long after the Iranians took our
embassy hostage, and served for eight years.

Douglas King, ex BT1(SW) U.S.N.

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 20:00:05 -0400, DSK wrote:

P Fritz wrote:
You ever notice it is always the liebrals bashing the military out of
one
side of their mouth, and calling for a draft out of the other?


OK now quote any part of any of my posts that have "bashed the military"
and when you finish with that, quote any part where I "called for a draft."

And when you are finished with that, tell us about *YOUR* service in the
U.S. military.



Fritz, apparently, is too stupid to understand *why* thinking Americans
are calling for a draft

Malarkey, "thinking Americans" are not at all calling for a draft.
A draftee military cannot perform the jobs that our current policy calls
for them to do.




When I was facing the draft for the VN war, one of the slogans of the day
was:
"The way to end this war is to draft the rich kids right along with everyone
else, instead letting them get off with cushy Reserve duty"
Yup GWB was one of those rich kids.....



PocoLoco wrote:
I thought your slogan was, "We won't go, and you can't make us!"

Most of us went.


Because you thought Nixon was a great leader and an honest man?

I volunteered for the U.S. Navy not long after the Iranians took our
embassy hostage, and served for eight years.

Douglas King, ex BT1(SW) U.S.N.

Good for you!

When I was drafted, I wasn't thinking much of Nixon. I was thinking of a trip I
was scheduled to take to Pretoria, South Africa. I didn't get to go.

--
John H

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant:
It's just that they know so much that isn't so."

Ronald Reagan