Posted by John_PA on February 06, 2014 at 00:53:02 from (72.95.244.67):
In Reply to: USS Forrestal posted by Scott in SF on February 05, 2014 at 21:37:53:
Was that John MCCain's ship?
I could be wrong... That's a lot of iron.
The Bible says to beat your swords into plow shares. I am with the Bible. If they can make some good farm tools from the scrap, I am on board.
I want peace. I want us all to be in peace and I want us all to take the money we spend on warfare and put it to good use to make us all fat and happy. A bomb, or a war ship never did as much as a peaceful nation who made food for everyone. I want everyone to make food and break bread together.
Why can't we all just make peace and break bread together? I love me some bread and some good salted butter. I guess I am a fool for hoping we could all just eat together.
I would never fight a man who wanted to eat with me.
Let's all pray that we can all eat together and enjoy all that we can harvest. In God's name, I pray.
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