Posted by Mike in Mn. on November 09, 2011 at 21:56:31 from (74.37.49.53):
In Reply to: Viet Nam Vets posted by Old Roy on November 09, 2011 at 17:25:51:
I agree with your thoughts, I have never put my uniform back on, I could talk for hours on the evils of the Viet Nam War or conflict.The older I get the more it bothers me that I had any involvment in it. Your Government pulls a guy off the farm and sends you to a foreign land that you know nothing about and have nothing against the people there and then it's either kill or be killed! It haunts me ever day, that's why I stay so darned busy, keep my mind off of it. Back then the people back home were not behind it, now were in the same kind of a deal and the whole country is behind the troops 100% I don't get it. Are all these conflicts doing our country any good???? Is all the suffering and death of our troops helping this country in any way????? Sorry but I'm not proud I was in Nam and come Friday I will buy My own lunch!!!!! I don't hunt or even fish, I don't want to hurt any thing or anybody!!!! Those who were not there can never join the ranks of us who were!!! It was a nasty deal for sure! I don't care how tough you think you are, nobody can come back from living under the conditions of a combat zone and live a normal life, and then be hated by every one you meet when you get home, You will be a different person fore ever. Now I will step off the box.
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