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Re: ATTENTION: Steve yes im in Iowa
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Posted by Steve yes im from Iowa on January 25, 2007 at 06:52:56 from (209.152.67.159):
In Reply to: ATTENTION: Steve yes im in Iowa posted by mj on January 24, 2007 at 13:40:26:
Hey MJ thnks for calling me a Nazi. That does offend me. Now look whos making assumptions about a person. I explained my self to keith & shaun but your ignorance is blinding your ability to read everything. Old has my respect for what he has done for his country as I am a vet also. I served in the gulf and have my own problems that I deal with daily also. My comment to him was to get it fixed and not worry about waiting for Fema. As for the handicap sticker...maybe you are the kind of person I am upset with. The kind that takes advantage of the system then spends every hour of his waking life trying to prove that he "deserves" what the govt. gives him. My coment was based on the fact that i truelly handicapped person should not be getting in and out of a 4x4 pickup where the floorboard height is 20 dam inches high. Next time your at Walmart look for me, Im the guy helping load the old ladys car for her then taking her cart back into the store for her. I was raised that way. Help when you can. But It makes me mad when people say "its not my fault the system is set up that way. So since I pay taxes I'm going to use it!" Kim Im sorry this was ever started. I will no longer post on this website.
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