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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't they
be honoured?

Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm surprised
that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from service?

What branch of your military did you serve in?



Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.

Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the assembly
point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question


Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the actions
of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured by the
millions who have helped to defend this country and make it free.

If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting for my
short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do that some
military actions are done solely for political, personal, or pathological
reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and the current Viagra
substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If some people believe it's
noble to serve even when the reasons are pathetic, they are free to do so.
But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't they
be honoured?

Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm surprised
that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from service?

What branch of your military did you serve in?



Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.

Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the assembly
point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question


Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the
actions of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured by
the millions who have helped to defend this country and make it free.

If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting for
my short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do that some
military actions are done solely for political, personal, or pathological
reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and the current
Viagra substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If some people
believe it's noble to serve even when the reasons are pathetic, they are
free to do so. But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

I do actual work to change them, if possible. Since that takes forever, I
selectively break the law, as long as it affects nobody else. You do the
same.

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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't
they be honoured?

Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm surprised
that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from service?

What branch of your military did you serve in?



Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.

Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the
assembly point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question


Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the
actions of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured by
the millions who have helped to defend this country and make it free.

If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting for
my short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do that some
military actions are done solely for political, personal, or
pathological reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and the
current Viagra substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If some
people believe it's noble to serve even when the reasons are pathetic,
they are free to do so. But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

I do actual work to change them, if possible. Since that takes forever, I
selectively break the law, as long as it affects nobody else. You do the
same.

The person that filled your slot may have been killed in action. I'd say he
may have been affected by your decision to break the law.

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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't
they be honoured?

Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm surprised
that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from
service?

What branch of your military did you serve in?



Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.

Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the
assembly point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question


Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the
actions of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured by
the millions who have helped to defend this country and make it free.

If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting for
my short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do that
some military actions are done solely for political, personal, or
pathological reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and
the current Viagra substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If some
people believe it's noble to serve even when the reasons are pathetic,
they are free to do so. But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

I do actual work to change them, if possible. Since that takes forever, I
selectively break the law, as long as it affects nobody else. You do the
same.

The person that filled your slot may have been killed in action. I'd say
he may have been affected by your decision to break the law.


Actually, I didn't break the law. I didn't get called up. However, I
would've gone to prison before I would've served.

Tell me this: What year was it when you figured out that the war was a
mistake?

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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't
they be honoured?

Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm
surprised that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from
service?

What branch of your military did you serve in?



Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.

Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the
assembly point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question


Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the
actions of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured
by the millions who have helped to defend this country and make it
free.

If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting
for my short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do
that some military actions are done solely for political, personal, or
pathological reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and
the current Viagra substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If
some people believe it's noble to serve even when the reasons are
pathetic, they are free to do so. But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

I do actual work to change them, if possible. Since that takes forever,
I selectively break the law, as long as it affects nobody else. You do
the same.

The person that filled your slot may have been killed in action. I'd say
he may have been affected by your decision to break the law.


Actually, I didn't break the law. I didn't get called up. However, I
would've gone to prison before I would've served.

Well, that's to your credit; I guess.

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Actually, I didn't break the law. I didn't get called up. However, I
would've gone to prison before I would've served.

Well, that's to your credit; I guess.

Yeah. I stand behind my convictions, unlike the empty head in the White
House at the moment. Now, what about the question you pretended not to see?
In what year did you figure out that the Vietnam war was a sham?

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Actually, I didn't break the law. I didn't get called up. However, I
would've gone to prison before I would've served.

Well, that's to your credit; I guess.

Yeah. I stand behind my convictions, unlike the empty head in the White
House at the moment. Now, what about the question you pretended not to
see? In what year did you figure out that the Vietnam war was a sham?

No comment.

On Mon, 08 May 2006 19:53:42 GMT, "JIMinFL"
wrote:

The person that filled your slot may have been killed in action.

The same could be said for Bush, most of his administration, and lots
of members of congress and the senate.

bb

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http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/natio...ers040908.html
What's your point?
If they helped bring that war to an early close shouldn't they
be honoured?
Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way. I'm surprised
that Canada feels differently.
Do you think they were all cowards?
Pretty much.

Oh yeah....
re "Honoring cowardly acts is not the American way."
Do I dare point out that your current president hid from service?
What branch of your military did you serve in?


Bert, Bert, Bert...get off your high horse. You never served in a
shooting war.
Never said I was in any action. However, I was available to be a
bullet catcher when the phone rang and I needed to be at the assembly
point within hours.

What branch of the military did you serve in, Harry?
Excellent question

Why does it matter? New rules? Nobody can talk about this if they
haven't served?

I thought it was a fair question since Harry was belittling Bert's
service. Talk all you want Doug. It's a free country. Justify the actions
of draft dodgers if you want. Your freedom has been secured by the
millions who have helped to defend this country and make it free.
If we were faced with something like WWII, I'd the lined up waiting for my
short haircut, just like you. But, you know as well as I do that some
military actions are done solely for political, personal, or pathological
reasons. The Spanish-American war, the Vietnam war, and the current Viagra
substitute in Iraq are all in this category. If some people believe it's
noble to serve even when the reasons are pathetic, they are free to do so.
But, not me.

Do you choose to obey only the laws that you support?

Doug is the epitome of the "me" generation.