*What Makes Serving In Military You More Deserving To Political Opinion?

[R.C. Christian]

As a Vet....go fuck yourself.

I know and did more than you, so I have an experienced opinion on national defense and foreign policy compared to a dunce like you. I also know things that you will never know with your Burger King job.

If I want advice on the way to make french fries, I'll ask you.

Oh, I'm working on my second Masters degree, so you're a mental midget compared to me.

Sorry bout that,


1. So I am always hearing how some vets have some imagined upper ground on their political views, I call bullshit.
2. I appreciate you folks who have answered the call to serve in the military, but why do you think it gives you folks the right to bash other with your duty of serving, when I was of age, there was no wars to join in to fight anyway.
3. You served, thanks!
4. Now stfu about how you think you are better than us who didn't.
5. I myself have listened to a lot of you vets, and I can assure you most of you vets are stupid as a rock.
6. But some make good sense, and I give you props for that, but I get really anal with all this crap, and your sense of entitlement to some over measure of respect, when you don't deserve it based on what you write here.
7. So some of you bastards can simply blow it out your fucking asses.
8. Others who deserve respect, you shall get some, but not because you served, you will get my respect for what kind of logic you use, and how I feel about what I gather from you, not about you being a vet, *at all*.
9. So if you are a scruffy mofo here, and you happen to be a vet, you will feel my wrath, just like any other schmuck here.
10. Get used to it, there is no *vet card*, we all are under the same rules here.
11. No offense.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

Fail, LOL.

 

[rdean]

Just because there weren't any wars doesn't mean your military service is less. The possibility is always there.

I get so sick of people bashing the military and the police and firefighters. All these guys put their lives on the line. They aren't joining for the money. They are doing it out of a sense of duty. So naturally, what they think means more to me, because it means more to them. Being a veteran, I know what I'm talking about. I would never say, "So some of you bastards can simply blow it out your fucking asses." to people willing to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Sure, there are a few bad apples.

In fact, if this is your position towards people who served the nation, you just might be one of those "bad apples".

It's not that veterans have a greater insight into politics. They have a greater insight into the ramifications of what it means to go to war. War should be the last option. Republicans see it as the first.

 

[AquaAthena]

The so called RESPECT and admiration that this board professes for VETERANS is largely bullshit.

You must already know that, right?

This board is loaded with chickenhawks who are mostly trying to glom off the respect that we ought to give VETS.

I read some of the blather some people here (who identify themselves as veterans) and I have my doubts about their veracity.

My guess is about half the so called vets here aren't

Yeah, it always amazes me how many people on this board claim to have

a. seen action

and

b. own their own businesses.


Frankly, I think most of them are full of shit.

Wow! I believe them all. And I admire them all, regardless of their political affiliations.

 

[Article 15]

The so called RESPECT and admiration that this board professes for VETERANS is largely bullshit.

You must already know that, right?

This board is loaded with chickenhawks who are mostly trying to glom off the respect that we ought to give VETS.

I read some of the blather some people here (who identify themselves as veterans) and I have my doubts about their veracity.

My guess is about half the so called vets here aren't

Yeah, it always amazes me how many people on this board claim to have

a. seen action

and

b. own their own businesses.


Frankly, I think most of them are full of shit.

I set up my small business while I was in a fire fight.

Then Obama got elected and closed my business against my will with his regulations.

 

[thereisnospoon]

As a Vet....go fuck yourself.

I know and did more than you, so I have an experienced opinion on national defense and foreign policy compared to a dunce like you. I also know things that you will never know with your Burger King job.

If I want advice on the way to make french fries, I'll ask you.

Oh, I'm working on my second Masters degree, so you're a mental midget compared to me.

Sorry bout that,


1. So I am always hearing how some vets have some imagined upper ground on their political views, I call bullshit.
2. I appreciate you folks who have answered the call to serve in the military, but why do you think it gives you folks the right to bash other with your duty of serving, when I was of age, there was no wars to join in to fight anyway.
3. You served, thanks!
4. Now stfu about how you think you are better than us who didn't.
5. I myself have listened to a lot of you vets, and I can assure you most of you vets are stupid as a rock.
6. But some make good sense, and I give you props for that, but I get really anal with all this crap, and your sense of entitlement to some over measure of respect, when you don't deserve it based on what you write here.
7. So some of you bastards can simply blow it out your fucking asses.
8. Others who deserve respect, you shall get some, but not because you served, you will get my respect for what kind of logic you use, and how I feel about what I gather from you, not about you being a vet, *at all*.
9. So if you are a scruffy mofo here, and you happen to be a vet, you will feel my wrath, just like any other schmuck here.
10. Get used to it, there is no *vet card*, we all are under the same rules here.
11. No offense.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

That.....was the ultimate bitch slap post. Well done!
Thank you for your service to the nation.

 

[AquaAthena]

I don't believe my opinion should count for more than anyone else's, and I suspect most other vets don't either. When it comes to military issues though, we do have some experience to draw on.

I have never felt here, that any veteran of any war, has held their opinion to be the highest and best. Rather, from a different vantage point, do they speak, and I listen.

 

[JoeB131]

Look everyone - the TRoll is back.

 

[Article 15]

I don't believe my opinion should count for more than anyone else's, and I suspect most other vets don't either. When it comes to military issues though, we do have some experience to draw on.

I have never felt here, that any veteran of any war, has held their opinion to be the highest and best. Rather, from a different vantage point, do they speak, and I listen.

I seen a few of us pull a "Walter"

 

[The T]

how many democrats died for their country fighting in wars?

Practically everyone from the south.

asphinctersayswhat?

 

[The T]

Many times I have been accused of lying when I tell people that I served, it's almost like they cannot imagine that someone with liberal views could ever have been in, there is a good reason for that. The people who did the best were those who were accepting of arbitrary authority figures, like conservatives, I never could so I got out and and got a real job.

So in effect you're saying that defense of this nation and the Constitution isn't a real job?

Point of fact? Defending this Republic, it's freedoms granted under the Constitution is the job of every citizen. As it stands to date? There are too many too willing to destroy it.

~Go figure.

All I did in the Army was help Reagan/Bush spend money by doing repetitive, useless tasks. Damned right it was not a real job in that peacetime spendfest where we all knew any war we were likely to have would be over in minutes and none of us would survive.

Translation: "Those that severed in the military (including myself) wasted thier time defending this Republic..."

Why did you join Idot?

 

[The T]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OnpkDWbeJs&feature=related"]Psyco - Lighten up Francis - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Article 15]

Psyco - Lighten up Francis - YouTube

^-----The T, giving the board a strong example of irony

 

[The T]

Psyco - Lighten up Francis - YouTube

^-----The T, giving the board a strong example of irony

^^Artie showing NO sense of humour.

 

[Article 15]

Psyco - Lighten up Francis - YouTube

^-----The T, giving the board a strong example of irony

^^Artie showing NO sense of humour.

I dunno, Tommy, I think you're just looking in all the wrong places....

http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-romper-room/130655-yes-i-am-running-for-potus-in-2012-as-a-workingman.html

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Sorry bout that,


1. So I am always hearing how some vets have some imagined upper ground on their political views, I call bullshit.
2. I appreciate you folks who have answered the call to serve in the military, but why do you think it gives you folks the right to bash other with your duty of serving, when I was of age, there was no wars to join in to fight anyway.
3. You served, thanks!
4. Now stfu about how you think you are better than us who didn't.
5. I myself have listened to a lot of you vets, and I can assure you most of you vets are stupid as a rock.
6. But some make good sense, and I give you props for that, but I get really anal with all this crap, and your sense of entitlement to some over measure of respect, when you don't deserve it based on what you write here.
7. So some of you bastards can simply blow it out your fucking asses.
8. Others who deserve respect, you shall get some, but not because you served, you will get my respect for what kind of logic you use, and how I feel about what I gather from you, not about you being a vet, *at all*.
9. So if you are a scruffy mofo here, and you happen to be a vet, you will feel my wrath, just like any other schmuck here.
10. Get used to it, there is no *vet card*, we all are under the same rules here.
11. No offense.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

Having served in the military provides for perspective. Having seen the elephant provides much greater perspective.

Absolutely!!!!!!​

November 15, 2003​

"In 1970, I was assigned to the 173rd Airborne Brigade, then based in northern Binh Dinh Province in what was then the Republic of Vietnam. When I went there, I had my head full of shit: shit from the news media, shit from movies, shit about what it supposedly mean to be a man, and shit from a lot of my know-nothing neighbors who would tell you plenty about Vietnam even though they'd never been there, or to war at all.

And when you put this into perspective, you know that if you were an Iraqi, you probably wouldn't be crazy about American soldiers taking over your towns and cities either. This is the tough reality I faced in Vietnam. I knew while I was there that if I were Vietnamese, I would have been one of the Vietcong.

In our process of fighting to stay alive, and in their process of trying to expel an invader that violated their dignity, destroyed their property, and killed their innocents, we were faced off against each other by people who made these decisions in $5,000 suits, who laughed and slapped each other on the back in Washington DC with their fat fucking asses stuffed full of cordon blue and caviar.

They chumped us. Anyone can be chumped.

That's you now. Just fewer trees and less water."

Hold On to Your Humanity​

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFGit_tZDqs]Generation Chickenhawk: With The College Republicans - YouTube[/ame]​

 

[CaughtInTheMid]

I don't believe my opinion should count for more than anyone else's, and I suspect most other vets don't either. When it comes to military issues though, we do have some experience to draw on.

I nominate this man for most intelligent post of today.

yeah, that was a good post. pretty much word for word what my father (WWII) said.

there was a guy on another message board who would always say that, since he served, his opinion was more valid than mine (and he even said i should just shut up). i think i got under his skin because, when financial threads were started, i would tell him that his opinion was invalid (since he had no experience in that field).

ahhh, good times.

 

[RadiomanATL]

^-----The T, giving the board a strong example of irony

^^Artie showing NO sense of humour.

I dunno, Tommy, I think you're just looking in all the wrong places....

http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-romper-room/130655-yes-i-am-running-for-potus-in-2012-as-a-workingman.html

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8E_zMLCRNg]Cricket Sound - YouTube[/ame]

 

[9thIDdoc]

Putting your life on the line doesn't show a williness to sacrifice for your Country that cannot be shown in any other way? How idiotic. Come back when you grow up and/or grow a pair.

 

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

The so called RESPECT and admiration that this board professes for VETERANS is largely bullshit.

You must already know that, right?

This board is loaded with chickenhawks who are mostly trying to glom off the respect that we ought to give VETS.

I read some of the blather some people here (who identify themselves as veterans) and I have my doubts about their veracity.

My guess is about half the so called vets here aren't

1. Sure there are lots of bullshit artists, claiming they served.
2. But I am sure some making the claim have indeed served.
3. But where do they get off trying to shut me or others up, projecting that they have some superior intelect, I call bullshit!
4. You can't bullshit a bullshitter, I am from TEXAS you know.......
5. I seen this bullshit for years, and I don't take to kindly to it.
6. Read the OP, to some you guys are really upstanding Americans, but some others are not.
7. And if you drop a *vet card* in a debate, I usually discount everything you have to say.
8. You slant everything your saying as if you have the entire might of the US military behind you, we all know thats bullshit.
9. So be a good vet and stop playing the *vet card* all the time.
10. I am sure there is a good time to drop the *vet card* but when you use it to bash me or others who never served, by calling us a chickenhawk, or un-patriotic, then I will always discount you, and everything you say, and everyone else should as well.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[uscitizen]

Sorry bout that,


1. So I am always hearing how some vets have some imagined upper ground on their political views, I call bullshit.
2. I appreciate you folks who have answered the call to serve in the military, but why do you think it gives you folks the right to bash other with your duty of serving, when I was of age, there was no wars to join in to fight anyway.
3. You served, thanks!
4. Now stfu about how you think you are better than us who didn't.
5. I myself have listened to a lot of you vets, and I can assure you most of you vets are stupid as a rock.
6. But some make good sense, and I give you props for that, but I get really anal with all this crap, and your sense of entitlement to some over measure of respect, when you don't deserve it based on what you write here.
7. So some of you bastards can simply blow it out your fucking asses.
8. Others who deserve respect, you shall get some, but not because you served, you will get my respect for what kind of logic you use, and how I feel about what I gather from you, not about you being a vet, *at all*.
9. So if you are a scruffy mofo here, and you happen to be a vet, you will feel my wrath, just like any other schmuck here.
10. Get used to it, there is no *vet card*, we all are under the same rules here.
11. No offense.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

Having served in the military provides for perspective. Having seen the elephant provides much greater perspective.

You see "the elephant" from a controlled perspective. We have an outstanding propaganda dept.

Age/experience helps the most.