i posted a very intelligent comment-- "gee willikers gatman, they got me surrounded!"

Punk anti-war protestors usually are smarter than that guy, I know a few of them can atleast spell "sure" and don't result to Micheal Moore movies to answer all their questions. ed:

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INB4LOCK biggrin: spank:

lol you basically are loading the bullet to kill this thread by saying that. Machette is leet.

+1

Toobis? Is that you?

And stay on topic you tards.

AAAHHHHH FECK. I spent 20 useless minutes writing something to hand this kid his ass and it got erased when I previewed it. Wow, that blew.

I feel that a mass spamming of this guy's journal is in order.

why would you waste his time? The guy's obviously a douche so leave him be...not worth your time.

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Our current military is a job just like any other, some people sit at a desk all day, some slang crack, some rob banks. I don't think any of our servicemen are particularly courageous. I definitly very much appreciate our officers, they are crucial to our country. The "grunts", well, they got hired for a job and thats cool, they like what they are doing. I hate to hear of them dying, but no more than people back home dying or anybody in the world dying. That kid is retarded though eek:

You're kidding right? Should I send you some links to articles that tell stories about every day acts of uncommon valor in today's military?

Its my belief that thrown in an emotional situation like combat, people do things like that, I would, you would. Maybe I worded poorly, I guess that still counts as courageous, I just dont consider it out of the ordinary by any means.