Posted by WantACaseLASomeday on February 29, 2008 at 21:56:01 from (68.103.245.79):
In Reply to: Mission Accomplished posted by ROYBOY on February 29, 2008 at 06:11:59:
Yikes - when I want politics I go to a political web site. But I can't help myself this time because my daughter is one of those 'crutches' you refer to. She is currently living at forward operating base grizzly, sticking her head out the roof of a humvee, operating a mouted 50 cal. As far as not really being in a war, she sure hasn't been shot at by friends nor would she be firing at friends - so if they aren't friends and they aren't enemies then what are they?
As someone else said - either drag your sorry self over there and do your part or just pipe down. If you aren't over there and you don't have family over there then just keep quiet and let those who are willing to risk their lives do your share for you. They are keeping people like you free to make a dumba** out of yourself.
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