Appreciation for our boys over there

[D_Humper E Bogart]

All I'll add is that it's surprising, considering the wars America has been in that America hasn't needed to fight for freedom since WW2.

And as a "self-induced bitchslap", I dunno with Briatin and the Falklands either.

 

[tracksuitboy]

I am absolutely 1000% against this war and believe that the American people (well, the whole world actually) have been duped by the scheming low-life who occupies the White House, however one has always supported the troops out there. Although anyone who voluntarily enlists in the Army must accept death as a possible consequence, no one in their right minds would wish to see any soldier killed. So welcome back mr. gushiggins. Now, if only eveyone else could go home too!

PS. The irony of a soldier not being able to look at an "adult" site on the 'net whilst he or she can be potentially blown to bits for his or her country is astounding!

 

[tracksuitboy]

Originally posted by Pappy@May 6 2004, 01:19 AM
Whether or not you support the war effort or not you should at least support the troops that are over there keeping us free.

See above post re support of troops. However, their deployment in Iraq as nothing to do with keeping you free.

 

[tracksuitboy]

Originally posted by 10ecvolfan@May 5 2004, 04:25 PM
welcome home boys and thank you for serving.  Boy, this ecchi jerk-off really really hates bush.  maybe cause possibly he's taking a stand, fighting for this country instead of ignoring vicious terrorist attacks like his predessessor did?  or maybe doesn't apologize for america like john kerry does?   maybe you don't like him because he's an honorable american-- like most ordinary americans who he directly relates to.  democrats have nothing but blame for america and if the best they can do is put john kerry up against him, then god help them all and it'll be 4 MORE years they'll be out of power. good riddance! it's their inactions and "blame america first" attitude that's gotten us to this point in the war on terror. thank you president bush for your steady leadership.  i'm out....

God almighty; wake up and smell the coffee! If you believe everything you've said then you live in cloud-cuckoo-land.

 

[tracksuitboy]

Originally posted by ORCABOMBER@May 10 2004, 10:00 AM
And as a "self-induced bitchslap", I dunno with Briatin and the Falklands either.

Absolutely, the UK government of the time (under Madame Thatcher) went hell-for-leather to keep the Falkland Islands British because .... it has oil.

Mmmm ... does that sound familiar?

 

[D_Humper E Bogart]

You're on a roll today!

 

[tracksuitboy]

Originally posted by ORCABOMBER@Jun 2 2004, 12:37 PM
You're on a roll today!

People usually wire up my mouth in order to shut me up!

 

[D_Humper E Bogart]

Well, can't think of any other objects people would shove up your mouth to gag you.

 

[13788]

LoveGirl: Bush isn't evil, he hasn't passed the age of innocence yet, which varies from person to person. He is just doing what people tell him to do. I blame Cheney and the first Bush in office. What is weird than in a large penis support group I find that most people are anti-bush, but in every other place I go on the internet it's all pro bush. This makes me think. Do they believe in the war because they are insecure about their penises? Insecurity makes people aggressive, sometimes even sadistic. But besides that I completely support our troops because they didn't make the decision to go to war, The Bush Administration did. A lot of people say being in the military is like supporting the government. I find that sad.

 

[13788]

LoveGirl: Another thing I find that is wrong with the whole Bush thing is, he has shown no conservative values so Conservatives don't have a reason to vote for himConservativesForKerry.com. He has shown no Christianity beyond what he said once, I don't see a reason to vote for him there. I think republicans shouldn't even vote for him cause he is ruining the name of republicans everywhere.

 

[jonb]

Actually, Love, he's shown the kind of Christianity that most of us on the other end of missionary efforts remember all too well. All the way down to the smallpox threats. Psalm 137:9 comes to mind. As does Exodus 13. You won't hear these verses in Church any time soon, but all of western Europe held them as sacrosanct when it came to how to treat Indians. (Meh. Did you expect someone who killed all the babies in the flood to say anything different?)

As for penises and war, I'm sure Dr. Karen Horney would have a few things to say.

 

[Inter Ested]

nothing about sex, but about your (american) boys and girls in iraq: i'm not a christ, but an atheist, i'm not from the usa, but from germany and i'm not a conservative but a communist. Besides that i think the world (and especially the iraqi people) have to thank the us-army and the coalition forces to quit the fascist regime in iraq. let's hope there is a way to democrazy there.

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[b.c.]

gushiggins: .....our soldiers and Marines over there are fighting for a bigger cause than oil or even a democratic Iraq -- they're fighting for their lives.

Thank you.
-Z

That line says it more eloquently than anything else I have ever read, even moreso when one considers that peoples' sons, daughters, husbands, and wives, are over there fighting a war... based on a lie.

Welcome back, dude. And may the day soon come when we can say that to all the rest.