Hanoi Jane receives SAG's lifetime achievement award

[The Sage of Main Street]

wrong she is a treasonous disgrace

Queer for Quislings

And our gutless government wouldn't prosecute her for it, proving whose side it is really on and always has been on.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

. Their bowel movements were tougher than little shits like you

Veterans who hate their Daddies for not getting rich and getting them out of having to fight obviously fake their patriotism if they only emphasize anti-war treason. Protesting the protesters does not get you off the hook for slavishly groveling before pro-war draftdodgers.

"Daddy, Daddy, please get me in the Texas Air National Guard! Our people fixed it so we'd never have to fight. Or else, damnit, I'll run away to Canada!"

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Most in a Poll Term Vietnam a Mistake (Published 1970)

Gallup Poll repts number of Amers who think US was wrong to have become involved in Vietnam is increasing; says 56% of Amers believe US made mistake; figures from latest and many earlier polls listed

www.nytimes.com

A majority of adults — 56 per cent — believe the United States made a mistake in send ing troops to fight in Vietnam. In a previous survey taken in April, the percentage was 51 per cent. In September 58 per cent held this view — the highest percentage in the polls that have included the ques tion.

CBS News Poll: U.S. involvement in Vietnam

50 years after the Tet Offensive, the percentage of Americans who think the nation should have stayed out of the conflict has changed

www.cbsnews.com

As the 50th anniversary of the Tet Offensive approaches, few Americans today think the U.S. did the right thing in getting involved in the fighting in Vietnam. By a margin of more than two-to-one (51% to 22%), Americans think the U.S. should have stayed out of the conflict, versus those who believed the "did the right thing" by participating in the war. Roughly a quarter of respondents (27%) had no opinion.

"War Is Good Business. Invest Your Workers' Sons"

The polls are meaningless, as usual. The American people rejected the fact that "we" lost, but they don't even know how it was fought and the reason it was drawn out far longer than it should have taken if the sheltered ruling class really cared about winning.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Veterans who hate their Daddies for not getting rich and getting them out of having to fight obviously fake their patriotism if they only emphasize anti-war treason. Protesting the protesters does not get you off the hook for slavishly groveling before pro-war draftdodgers.

"Daddy, Daddy, please get me in the Texas Air National Guard! Our people fixed it so we'd never have to fight. Or else, damnit, I'll run away to Canada!"

What the **** are you talking about, and did it really take you two days to come up with this rambling bullshit ?

No one in my family has ever been drafted. That should tell you something, but I'm sure you can not comprehend that kind of dedication. Go do whatever, I'm done and will not continue to argue with someone with obvious mental problems.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

It was your implication.

No it wasn't.

 

[GLASNOST]

No it wasn't.

That's good.

 

[frigidweirdo]

It wasn't intended as a compliment.

Of course not. People have their biases and they're very important to keep pumping the bias, without caring about reality.

 

[Jarlaxle]

So, she's a traitor because she opposed a war in Vietnam, and Trump is a hero because he opposes a war in the Ukraine.

Wow.

It's like "you do what the Republicans want, you're a hero, you do what the Democrats want, you're a traitor"

Politics for kids.

Are you suffering from a head injury?

Nobody thinks Vietnam was a good idea today.

We should have shipped Nixon off to the Hague as a war criminal.

The only war crime is losing.

 

[JoeB131]

The only war crime is losing.

No one "wins" a war, stupid.

If you had ever served, you'd understand that.

Wars don't have winners, they have survivors.

My dad served in WWII. He had screaming nightmares for the rest of his life.

 

[Jarlaxle]

No one "wins" a war, stupid.

If you had ever served, you'd understand that.

Wars don't have winners, they have survivors.

My dad served in WWII. He had screaming nightmares for the rest of his life.

Sure kid, whatever you say.