I've been told to *gasp* move to Canada.

[im10ashus]

It all started with an email. You know the one. "Wear red on Friday's to support our troops!" The subject line said "Don't you agree?" This was sent to me by a childhood friend's mother who I haven't heard from since the 2004 election when she was sending me all of her Bush/Cheney for re-election crap. So she knows how I feel as I've told her in no uncertain terms that Bush/Cheney were criminals and the only house the deserved to be sent to was the big house. First off - I have a nephew in Iraq doing his second tour of duty there - and I am not real happy about that. Still no body armor for these boys. Well, of course I hit "reply all" and you can only imagine. Here's the exchange I had with a student at Indiana University:

Me: Let's face it. The best way to support our troops - and I have a nephew there on his second "tour" of Iraq - is to bring them home. Wearing red, or any other color for that matter, won't bring them home. Exposing this administration's lies and getting our troops a quick exit strategy is the only way of showing our support.

Peace!

im10ashus


Him: I am replying to your email that you sent to dozens of people in response to a forward someone sent you. First of all, I don't think any of us really cared to receive your reply. We didn't ask for the original forward and we definitely didn't ask for your opinion on it. Secondly- your political beliefs have NOTHING to do with the fact that there are thousands of men in Iraq serving our country and fighting. While you may not like Bush and CLAIM he lies, what does that have to do with supporting our troops? Nothing. While you may not agree with the reason they were sent, does this mean they do not need your support? No. Many of the men fighting did not want to go, but they still need to know America supports them?you do not have to support the president to support our troops. Calling George Bush a liar is not support. God Bless America and I pray this war will end soon.

Next time you wish to talk about "exposing this administration's lies," please do it in a political forum- NOT to email users who did not ask to receive it.

xoxoxo xoxoxo
Student, Indiana University

Me:First off, if you are so in support of this war and this president - and his administration who manipulated the intelligence to get us there - why aren't you in Iraq? You are of age to go and fight. I have served in the military and I do support our troops. That's not even the issue here. My "claims" that Bush lied are not claims at all. They are based on fact.

Supporting our troops is a lot different than supporting a corrupt administration. Remember, this is America. I pay taxes and I will be damned if I am going to keep my opinions to myself. Bush lied and people died. If "wearing red on Friday's" is the only way you can think of to show support, then you may want to go that extra mile, and put on the uniform and pick up a weapon. Chicken hawks like you who refuse to back up your "patriotism" by enlisting in the military and fighting for this country do nothing to support our troops. You only expose yourself for the coward that you are.

You said: Next time you wish to talk about "exposing this administration's lies," please do it in a political forum- NOT to email users who did not ask to receive it.

I say: I didn't ask to receive the initial email in the first place and it IS a political email when you mass email this kind of crap. I haven't heard from Ms. xoxo in over a year, and she knows how I feel about this war criminal we call our president.

Him: I am proud to be in support of both our troops and our nation's government.

You have once again made a fool of yourself. I am 20 years old, and of perfect age to enlist in the military (you were correct- PARTLY) except for the fact that I have chronic health problems that the military has informed me prevents me from enlisting. Perhaps you should research things more before making ignorant claims such as this in the future. In fact, chicken hawk is a perfect term...not to describe me, but to describe YOU. IF YOU have a problem with our administration, I would like to point out that you are of a proper age in which to run for a political office. Instead, you choose to cower and rather criticize everyone who IS in Washington trying to make a difference. Unlike me, who has health problems preventing me from serving our country, what is your excuse? I will no longer hold this conversation in front of 30 other email users, but decided to send my reply in response to your ignorant, uneducated claims about me serving in the military. Good day. No response is needed, "chicken hawk."

xoxo xoxo
A Proud American
Sophomore, Indiana University Bloomington


Dear "Proud American" - When you start paying my bills, including my internet bill, you can tell me to whom and what I can reply. Until then, you are in no position to tell me what to do. You support this government? You are as a big a fool as I first suspected. Just because I have no aspirations of holding a political office, does NOT mean I am not allowed to voice my opinion. Good luck, chicken hawk!

Him: Perhaps you should move to Canada since you don't like what is going on. You are very ignorant, and not worth my time.


Me: Move to Canada? That's a laugh. Spoken like a true conservative. Where'd you get that line? The Karl Rove handbook? I will stay here and fight for the rights that all American's should - the freedom to dissent. It's what our country was founded on. Move to Canada indeed. You'd like that wouldn't you? Then nobody could disagree with you.

Here's an idea: Why don't I put my nephew and his three buddies, who are serving in Iraq with him, in touch with you. They spent weekends with me here in New York this summer and I am sure they would be more than happy to tell you exactly how they feel about Bush, Cheney and Rummy. AND the fact that they still don't have the body armor promised them THREE years ago.

From another responder:

Her: AMEN Mr. im10ashus! Amen!

I then decided to do a little research on said student. Turns out, he's not so chronically ill that he can't play soccer, or work on campus for Campus Crusade for Christ, or play in the marching band.

[FreedomAngel82]

1. You should send the person this

"You can support the troops but not the president."
---Rep Tom Delay (R-TX)

[FreedomAngel82]

6. Oh and also send this person

the quote from Teddy Roosevelt about how it's criminal to not critize the president. And of course this person can do other things except fight in a war. Just like Cheney and the gang. Sad.

[Karmageddon]

11. And send him this one as well

"The first duty of a patriot is to question the government."
Thomas Jefferson

[TankLV]

97. I believe that was trent lott that said that originally, not the indicted

criminal.

[ET Awful]

2. Well, considering you know the student's name, why don't you do him

a favor and put him in touch with his local recruiter . . . perhaps now with the more relaxed regulations for recruitment, they'd accept him despite his . . . condition.

:evilgrin:

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

96. An argument that you can never lose.

[trotsky]

3. VERY well played, im10ashus.

Great job exposing a weasely little punk! I'm recommending this!

[northzax]

4. well, he could honestly be disqualified from service

for a chronic condition that wouldn't prevent him from doing any of those things, to be fair. But there are 100 other things he could be doing to help.

[im10ashus]

9. Agreed.

But if he was going to use that as an excuse, he should have said exactly what it is that's preventing him from enlisting. If he has flat feet or one testicle, that's not chronic. But I get your point.

[northzax]

22. eh, he's a kid

it may be something embarassing. and I know it can be painful to not be accepted, my late grandfather never got over the fact that he was DQ'ed from WWII due to a bad back. His little brother was accepted and killed at the Bulge.

[im10ashus]

35. My apologies.

I hope I don't offend those that truly want to enlist but aren't able to for some real reason. I've served and I know what that service meant to me. But supporting our troops is one thing; demanding accountability from our leaders is another. I don't think he understood the difference.

[July]

54. Who knows if he's even seen a recruiter, though?

It could easily be BS that he ever tried.

[progressivebydesign]

62. Sorry I don't let chickenhawks off that easily.

I'd still love to know why a "chronic health condition" would allow someone to play soccer (which is grueling) and marching band (which is also grueling). I'd love to know if this student had actually consulted the military.. and been told he couldn't join up.

[Ikonoklast]

66. You missed the point about the health issue

the student in question is a "chronic" user and can't pass the piss test. Too many doobies.:smoke: for the military.

[Hello_Kitty]

83. He's full of crap

The only way he could be disqualified for service is if he actually attempted to enlist and was given a full military physical at the Military Entrance Processing Station. Anyone who has served in the military, as I have, can tell you that. Had he actually done so he would have described it thusly, not simply said he'd been told by military doctors he didn't qualify. He may well have had a conversation with someone in the military wherein he described whatever trendy spoiled Yuppie brat ailment he has and was told it would disqualify him, but I assure you he made no earnest effort to join the military.

[MnFats]

5. Sheesh. typical

yet these are the people of chracter and integrity.

[NoodleBoy]

7. good one. don't back down.

you should reply with your "research" that he suggested you do. also, since he told you to move to Canada, suggest to him that he move to Saudi Arabia-- he might like it better there, because there no one can criticise the government.

[im10ashus]

10. I haven't heard back from him. Yet.

But I have a whole arsenal of information now. He caught me at a very early point in the day and I was just "WOW" at that point. It was amazing I could even respond with no coffee in my system at that hour.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

8. typical

Calling a veteran a "chicken hawk". Frankly, I loved your response about getting your nephew and his buddies to talk to him. One other thing I would have responded would be this:

How in the world is wearing a COLOR supporting our troops? If you really support the troops, why aren't you calling up your local Guard unit and finding out if there are any Guard families that might need a little help during the holiday season because their loved one is in Iraq and not working in a better paying job? Maybe you should pull out some GREEN and donate to the local Guard fund to buy body armor (I have). Another thought-what have you done to help your local vets? Have you donated time, money, or even jigsaw puzzles to your local VA hospital? Have you even found out what your local VA hospital needs?

I have never served in the military, because I don't believe in war. But this doesn't mean that I haven't supported the military-and there's no reason why you can't, either.

[SCantiGOP]

12. I lknew he was lying

That "I wanted to enlist but they wouldn't let me" line sounded like a load of BS. Thanks for exposing the little hypocrite.

[az chela]

13. GREAT EMAILS

Well this just shows the intelligence of a bush/cheney supporter.
I wish you could tell him that he should spend some time getting the real facts on the chrsitian myth and how it was all created after 300 A.D. starting with Constantine.They were such barbaric and ignorant people and even cannabalistic even after 300 A.D.
Tell him if he is so smart the least he could do is research the religion he believes in, starting with THE BIBLE FRAUD and THE CRUCIFIXION OF TRUTH by Tony Bushby.ALl of it proven from old vatican texts and history.
If he doesnt want to go and fight this war based on lies then let him at least see what he is defending ,hiding behind the writings of people who tortured and killed their own family as Constantine and many others of that time did

[TallahasseeGrannie]

14. Okay, now...LISTEN TO GRANNIE

Wasting your time and blood pressure on this kind of nonsense is not good for you.

Trash your spam from now on. You are shortening your life. You can't do anything about this idiot. He thinks he won. You think you did.

Life is so brief.

[im10ashus]

15. LOL!!!

Thanks Grannie. You are right. But I won. :-)

[July]

55. Yes, you did. nt

[Dogmudgeon]

16. So, those health problems are kicking up again?

I have health problems, pretty nasty ones, too. So I sympathize with Mr. Red.

However, I actually got "counseled" by military recruiters -- politely told that the professional military was no place for a kid with a savagely mutilated ear, no sense of balance, inability to locate the direction of sounds, and chronic pain. Even with good grades, a "work ethic", and a desire to serve. Sometimes you can't cut it through no fault of your own. The effectiveness of the military and the fate of the United States are just too important to revolve around the weakenesses of any one of its members.

Rather than cry in my beer (though I didn't drink), I realized that political activism was a patriotic pursuit, and have often risked the criticism of my fellow progressives in support of our soldiers, sailors, airmen and women, and Marines. Then, I also risked the criticism of the idiot war-heads by criticizing the military decisions being made by the top brass, including the Great Primal Father of them all, Ronald Reagan.

This country has suffered under lethal fanatasies about war for long time; most people, even many of those in uniform, are clueless about the depth and range of depravity of those who pull the strings. "Old Gimlet Eye", General Smedley Butler, was constantly surprised by it, even when he broke up a cell of right-wing revolutionaries intent on launching a coup d'état against President Roosevelt.

I have no particular hatred for Mr. Red and those who think like him. I sympathize with his frustration, as wrong-headed and misguided as it is. One of these days, provided he doesn't bury his head in the sand and keeps his conscience alive, he will wake up to the realization that he's been played for a fool.

There are many ways of being played for a fool, but it is our own foolishness that causes us the most painful sense of shame.

--p!

[im10ashus]

17. Well said.

I remember when I was 20. My hope is that in time his views will change and that he can see the way this administration has manipulated intelligence and put our men AND women (who he failed to acknowledge) in harms way for the sake of oil.

[The Sleeper]

18. They won't "let" him enlist ??

Well, being a good little fundie, why doesn't he sign up with some evangelicals to bring the word of our Lord and Savior JC to all those poor Iraqis who are just DYING to hear the word ?

Let's see what kind of excuse that brings....

[HootieMcBoob]

26. Sounds like bs to me

i bet if you offered to put him in touch with a recruiting officer who might be able to get him around whatever chronic problem he has he would find some excuse to turn you down.

[brentspeak]

78. In fairness to the college Republican dweeb in question

I tried to enlist in the U.S. Army back in November, 2002, but was rejected because I was then taking Paxil (an antidepressant). I argued with the recruiter, but he said that it was a firm rule; I would have to get off the medication and then wait a full six months before I could reapply. But I was unable to stop taking the Paxil, and that was that (still taking an antidepressant, unfortunately). I have to say that I was pretty bummed for a few days afterward. My big chance to serve my country in uniform.

[Robert Cooper]

41. Seconded, best advice I've read thus far nt

[ThoughtCriminal]

19. Chicken Hawk's military plans

I had an exchange with a 20 year old hawk who was planning to hand out pro-war flyers at a protest and was soliciting ideas. I provided info on where to obtain Army recruiting brochures. He assured me that he was planning to join Marines. Several weeks later he posted that he had decided not to sign up. Maybe he learned something at the protest.

[im10ashus]

24. Let's hope he learned something valuable.

I don't know about others, but my sister is not sleeping nights at all again. It's too much pressure. Not just on our proud men and women serving - but on their loved ones here at home.

[BJW]

20. Loved the back and forth and the research

Hope you consider putting the whole thing, including your discovery about his medical "conditions" as a reply all to everybody on the original e-mail list.

P.S. He "claimed" that he had medical conditions that prevented his military service--but where's HIS proof?

[kath]

93. yes, do tell the rest of the e-mail list that he plays soccer and is in

marching band.

[Rob H.]

21. His suggestion, "Perhaps you should move to Canada"...

is a tacit admission that he knows he's just gotten his ass handed to him, imo. Once it gets to that point, he's probably run out of ammo and knows you won't let him get away with making such stupid assertions.

I don't know if he realized what he was doing when he typed his part:

You do not have to support the president to support our troops.

Fair enough, and I agree with that.

Calling George Bush a liar is not support.

He just said "(y)ou don't have to support the president to support our troops," and then he implies you're not supporting the troops by calling Bush a liar! Which is it?

This guy's a moran. Good on you for telling it like it is and not backing down. :thumbsup:

[im10ashus]

25. Thanks!

I hope he realizes that my moving to Canada would solve nothing. He'd still have an idiot president who would lie to Peter to appease Paul.

[Robert Cooper]

44. not to give the moran an out but...

He is not saying that "not calling Bush a liar is support for the troops"

Saying "Calling George Bush a liar is not support." is like saying "emptying your ashtray is not support"

This moran is fixated on wearing red (and why "red", pray tell: subtle hint of partisanship) as the only way to show support. Anything else is "not showing support".

[Al-CIAda]

23. Nice! -and always use the 'reply all' button to this crap. -n/t

[gordianot]

27. Great post

I grew up with these types. Face to face they threaten no one.

[im10ashus]

29. Exactly.

I even found a picture of him. He sort of looks like a bible-thumping fundie.

[smoogatz]

28. Oh, of course--he has a "medical condition." Anal cysts, perhaps?

Otherwise known as "Limbaugh Syndrome?"

[H2O Man]

30. Well done!

If the person in question really wants to get into the mix in Iraq, there are plenty of private companies that would be willing to accept him. Those chronic health problems won't be an issue.

[im10ashus]

32. Exactly.

Halliburton is always looking for a sympathetic "tool" in their reconstruction efforts. Perhaps I should send him a link.

[nini]

31. What is their definition of 'Support'?

putting a fucking ribbon on their car or fighting to try and save their lives when they're in a war based on falsehoods?


I just don't get this support the troops argument when they vote for people that cut their benefits, don't supply them with what they need in this f'ing war. etc...


:banghead:

Great replies by the way.. :thumbsup:

[applegrove]

33. Looks like Bashing Canada is the new scapegoat. Again! zzzzzzzz

[area51]

34. Go to Canada?

Kewl, I'll join you! :evilgrin:

[im10ashus]

37. Awesome!

We can start our own "Support the Troops/Impeach Bush" chapter in Canada. :-)

[Craig3410]

71. Forget just a chapter;

We'll start our own Province!

How's "Fuckbushica" sound? :evilgrin:

[Joanne98]

36. BRAVO! Take A BOW.... You made my day. Thank you!

[im10ashus]

43. Glad to be of service.

:-)

[SammyWinstonJack]

38. "Health issues" do not prevent this chicken hawk from attending a

university. I'm sure some branch of the U.S. military could find something for him/her to do. This person is healthy enough to attend classes, surely the military could use him/her in some capacity, I imagine. :shrug:

[DanCa]

39. Once at work a gop repuke said I'd like to take all the protestors

and ship them to France. I said thanks where's my ticket. He didn't know what to say.

[rateyes]

40. Love this:

"I then decided to do a little research on said student. Turns out, he's not so chronically ill that he can't play soccer, or work on campus for Campus Crusade for Christ, or play in the marching band."

He doesn't need to go to Canada, does he? Just don't volunteer. You are right to call him a chicken-hawk.

[im10ashus]

42. No.

He told ME to go to Canada. I have no desire to run to Canada and let these fundies further ruin our country.

[rateyes]

45. I realize he told you to go to Canada...

but, to get out of serving in this war, he doesn't have to "evade a draft" by going to Canada, just not volunteer, and then to save face claim "chronic medical condition." If a "chronic medical condition" keeps him out of the military, it seems it would keep him off the soccer field, too. I mean, unless he's the goalie, there's not many other sports that requires more physical fitness to play.

[im10ashus]

46. I understand now what you are saying.

I bet if they brought back the draft he'd be hitching a ride to Canada.

[rateyes]

48. Yes, he would. nt

[rateyes]

49. Kyle B., Kyle S., Chris, or Charley? ....

On edit: Or don't want to say?

[im10ashus]

58. Not sure I understand the question.

Could you help me out here?

[rateyes]

59. I looked up the Indiana Soccer Team's roster...

only 4 sophomores on the team. Just wondered which one it was.

On edit: I read your OP a little more closely. You just say he plays soccer, didn't say he was on school team. Is he? Or is he in the school marching band?

[im10ashus]

65. I don't think he plays for IU.

He didn't claim that in his little bio I found, at any rate. Just said "he enjoys playing soccer".

[brentspeak]

75. IU has one of the premier U.S. college soccer teams

Hard to imagine he'd be talented enough to be a member. Especially if he has health problems serious enough to prevent him from enlisting.

[im10ashus]

87. Having seen his picture, I can assure he doesn't.

About 125 pounds soaking wet. He "enjoys" playing soccer. :-)

[Aimah]

89. Maybe he could go to Canada for free health care.

Treat his ailment and become a real soldier instead of a couch commando.

[Kurovski]

47. This is a seemingly small point on the email you recieved, but ...

they write:

"...there are thousands of men in Iraq serving our country and fighting."

There are women too.

[im10ashus]

50. That's a very good point.

And one I raised in a post up-thread a bit. I was not awake enough to catch that at the time, but it has definitely stuck in my mind all day. Thanks for joining me on that point! :-)

[tlsmith1963]

51. Tell Them to Move to Saudi Arabia

Since Bush seems to like them so much, maybe your "friend" would prefer to live there. This is what we should say every time one of these stupid Freepers tell us to move to Canada. They can f--- off, for all I care.

Tammy

PS--Sorry about the tone, but I have been spending a frustrating day trying to get a simple flu shot. Funny, but I never had this problem before Bush became President.

[im10ashus]

53. Bless your heart.

Your tone was right on the mark. It is frustrating that they think because we don't agree with them, we should move to France/Canada/Wherever. I think his moving to Saudi Arabia would be the eye-opener he needs. No freedom to dissent there.

I hope you are able to get your flu shot. I know that must be frustrating. :hug:

[edbermac]

80. Or to Germany....

And tell him to say hi to Adolph and Eva...

[tkmorris]

52. Good job im10ashus

The thing that really stood out was when you said that this college chickenhawk was healthy enough to play soccer.

An American Repub fanboi playing futbol? You don't see that very often. Usually they are playing American Football or maybe baseball. Soccer is a world game, usually played by liberals. At least here it is.

[WildEyedLiberal]

99. "American Repub fanboi?"

:rofl:

That is fuckin' CLASSIC.

[BiggJawn]

56. You should ask him if he has Pilodonial Cysts...

AKA "Limbaugh Butt".

I really don;t understand what goes on inside these people's heads. You say "I support the the troops, I want them home NOW!" and they say "THAT'S not supporting the troops..."

Guess they would have said "I support the troops! I hope 60,000 of them die!"?

[0rganism]

57. There's lots of work to be done in Iraq besides active-duty military

Hell, I remember a job ad posted to monster.com, IIRC, for KB&R position in Iraq, where they were wanting someone to help with organizing and setting up recreation resources for the soldiers. "Will deploy with laptop and body armor" stands out in my memory from the listing. Now THAT would be supporting the troops.

There's work to be had as a truck driver, if nothing else. As another poster mentions, at the very least he could go as a missionary.

I doubt his "chronic health problems" are so severe that he couldn't do something like that.

Whenever someone tells me, "Don't like it? Move to Canada!" I usually respond by saying, "That's for quitters. I think I'll stay right here and clean up the mess your powerful friends are making."

[Sequoia]

60. Oh no. I wore a red shirt today. Gasp.

But I have a blue jacket on over that.

Mixed signals?

Flip flopping?

You decide.

[im10ashus]

82. LOL!

I had red pin stripes on the shirt I wore today. Does that make me ambivalent? Supporting the troops is one thing that I do support. I don't support the criminals in the White House.

[Tsiyu]

61. Kudos to you im10ashus

every vocal DUer needs to have something ready to say when he or she is told to "Leave if you don't like it."

It's Karl's "new" meme.

It won't last long...:)

[im10ashus]

68. Thanks, buddy.

He's only fortunate that this was the first thing in the morning. I was able to fire off as much as I could in about an hours time. I am looking forward to seeing if he responds again. I am only surprised there weren't more responses after I hit reply all. Ms. xoxo has some pretty conservative friends. They must be seething when they read my exchange with the IU conservative.

[warrens]

63. This is how they always are

I then decided to do a little research on said student. Turns out, he's not so chronically ill that he can't play soccer, or work on campus for Campus Crusade for Christ, or play in the marching band.

They're a pack of selfish, hypocritical, playing-the-victim weasels. Fuck them all. Cheney "had other priorities." The Young Republicans feel they're "more valuable fighting here at home." God, what gutless wonders.

[Stephanie]

64. LOL! SIGN. HIM. UP.

Get the recruiters on his ass. What a LIAR.

[im10ashus]

69. I would LOVE to find out if he is REALLY chronically ill.

I think he is lying too, but I want to prove it. :-)

[bvar22]

67. Send him this:

ChickenHawk!!!!

[suziedemocrat]

70. That's a bummer. I went to IU - it USED to be a liberal school.

The world is going to hell!!

[im10ashus]

74. No. It's still liberal.

I am from Indiana - didn't go to IU, went to DePaul in Chicago - but I have friends from there. I spoke to one of my friends who has done his undergrad and one of his Masters degrees at IU, and he and I had a good laugh. I believe our freeper friend is in a minority there at IU. Outside of Marion county, the Bloomington area is a blue zone. :-)

[Aimah]

91. I go to IUPUI.

I would agree with you but I have a professor now who used to work for Mitch Daniels who's driving me insane. He keeps lauding Bush and Mitch. The only go around we've had so far is when he said something negative about a Democrat I've volunteered for. He asked if anyone had worked in politics right before I walked into class. Since I walked in during the middle I chose not to answer. I think he was prepping to see if anyone would question him.

[Craig3410]

76. Forget it;

most likely, he's one RW asshole in a predominantly liberal school.

:)

[brentspeak]

72. How will wearing the color 'red' support the troops?

Does it prevent bullets from hitting the troops? Ensure that the government will provide adequate VA funding? Raise funds to purchase body armor?

[im10ashus]

77. Thank you. You have summed up my entire feelings.

If we are going to send our men and women to war, let's at LEAST provide them with the necessary tools and armor for protection. Never even mind that the reason they are there in the first place is dubious at best; perhaps even criminal.

[Don Claybrook]

73. the young sickly thing can drive a truck for KBR/Halliburton

He can also moonlight nights in Bagdhad as a pizza delivery guy. They need pizzas just outside the green zone.

[EFerrari]

79. Well said and done.

(OH! Don't freak me out with that whole 1st Amendment thingy!)

Thank you and :kick:

[im10ashus]

81. LMAO!

Thanks for the kick!

:-)

[EFerrari]

94. Thanks for the thread.

:toast:

[im10ashus]

103. I meant to tell you.

I was in your wonderful city. I came in that Saturday before Halloween to visit my friend who lives there. I understand I brought the beautiful weather with me that has remained since we left. :-)

[EFerrari]

104. Yes! It's very sunny and disconcerting for the people of the Fog.

:)

[SalmonChantedEvening]

84. Brilliant im10ashus!!

Great stomping of a way too mouthy neoclown!!

:yourock:

[im10ashus]

85. A neoclown!

:rofl: That's the best one yet! Thanks!

[President Kerry]

86. a poor little soccer-playing sick 20-year old huh?

How about those that serve, get wounded in combat, and continue serving? I have no patience for pissants like this one. Armchair fucking warrior, coward. My blood is boiling when I hear shit like this. If I were in a room with him for 15mins, he'd be even less suited for the military. ...spit...

[kevinbgoode]

88. ah....I see that college student is another one of those

Archie Bunker lovers. . .

[Bill McBlueState]

90. he's in Campus Crusade for Christ

figures.

Yet, he doesn't want to participate in the latest crusade.

[rucky]

92. My expert medical opinion:

Listening to Rush Limbaugh can give you anal polyps.

It's a pandemic among Young Republicans.

[mnhtnbb]

95. Good for you!

These little right-wing cowards are big on sending someone else to do their dirty work and ALWAYS have a reason they can't serve. My favorite is "God has other plans for me!" Yeah, right.

Just like Big Dick's 5 deferments because he had 'other priorities'.
Busy learning how to make a buck off somebody else's hard work or sacrifice.

Bunch of scumbags, all.

[Hissyspit]

98. Brilliant.

[Swamp Rat]

100. Excellent!!!

:applause:

Now email all of his info (that's he's a "stoned slacker") to a bunch of soldiers and let them pound the sniveling coward with the truth! Also send his info to every nearby recruiter and the college Dems at the university. Pressure and embarrass him until he enlists. :)

[Vektor]

101. They all have "chronic health problems" don't they?

Mental health, that is, and a bad case of yellow-belly. You really showed that douche!

[NMMNG]

102. Interesting how they always have "chronic health problems" when called on

to enlist. The classic line of a chickenhawk. :rofl:

[BJW]

105. Maybe he was diagnosed by Dr. "Belle" Quack?

via videotape????

[progressoid]

106. Damn! Way to go!

[petgoat]

107. There's no use in moving to Canada.

If the Bush regime is not stopped soon, in ten years they'll be invading
Canada on a flimsy pretext in order to shut down its free press and
seize its oil and mineral reserves.

If oil sands are counted as oil reserves, Canada has the second most
extensive oil reserves (after Saudi Arabia) on the planet. Apparently
the Chinese consider the oil sands important--they're considering a $1
billion investment in a pipeline to bring the oil to the sea.