jackconrad
13 years ago
Still hosting Vets at his place every year..
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RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
jackconrad

another vet that survived his war.

he has a moppy look on his face, is he retired or retarded?
ZRX1200
13 years ago
RICKMAVEN.

ARE YOU UPSET BY THE LEGISLATORS WHO EXPANDED THE EXECUTIVE WAR POWERS AS WELL???

ARE YOU UPSWT BY OUR ILLEGAL WARS IN SYRIA, IRAN AND THE CONGO AS WELL???

PROMISES KEPT OUTRAGE???




HOPE YOU TOBY AND THE FAMILY HAD A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Thunder.Gerbil
13 years ago
Big font outrage!
xibbumbero
13 years ago

RICKMAVEN.

ARE YOU UPSET BY THE LEGISLATORS WHO EXPANDED THE EXECUTIVE WAR POWERS AS WELL???

ARE YOU UPSWT BY OUR ILLEGAL WARS IN SYRIA, IRAN AND THE CONGO AS WELL???

PROMISES KEPT OUTRAGE???




HOPE YOU TOBY AND THE FAMILY HAD A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

ZRX1200 wrote:



LMFAO,Too F-ing funny. How quickly we forget. X
Whistlebritches
13 years ago





he has a moppy look on his face, is he retired or retarded?

RICKAMAVEN wrote:



Rick

Karma's a biotch....and BTW have you looked in the mirror lately???


Ron
xibbumbero
13 years ago
W: Hold on dear...I think I crapped my pants. X#-o
bloody spaniard
13 years ago
What a damn shame.
The Bushes, Clintons, Cheney, Obama as well as oil rich Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and everyone else who was directly or indirectly (as investors in the Halliburtons) responsible should be compensating these kids for the rest of their lives. ...and even that is not good enough.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
I hear Barry and Michelle are going to host an annual dog barbecue for soldiers after he's done with his fourth term. But only if they donated to the DNC and the taxpayers foot the bill.
Burner02
13 years ago
At least Bush knows we have Vets!

He sent them to war but he is not trying to fugg them every time they turn around.

Damn glad my discharge papers have W's name on them rather than the clown that is in office now.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
Are you a corpse man?
xibbumbero
13 years ago

At least Bush knows we have Vets!

He sent them to war but he is not trying to fugg them every time they turn around.

Damn glad my discharge papers have W's name on them rather than the clown that is in office now.

Burner02 wrote:



What about the 6000 dead soldiers,do you think they GAS who's name is on their death certificate? X
Gene363
13 years ago
Good for him, like him or not, our soldiers loves him.

Now if could get the current dolt to get our troops out of that crap hole Afghanistan we might save more of them from death and dismemberment.

Burner02
13 years ago

What about the 6000 dead soldiers,do you think they GAS who's name is on their death certificate? X

xibbumbero wrote:




First let me say that if you lost a loved one in the military, I’m truly sorry. I feel for any family that has had to suffer through such an event.

I for one have two sons and both were deployed year before last, one to Iraq and the other to Afghanistan. One is back in Afghanistan as of last week and hopefully will return safe and sound.

All military personnel are trained to not question their orders but to carry them out to the best of their ability regardless of who the Commander in Chief may be. Hopefully our young troops realize when they take the oath, death is a possibility. If they don’t, then it is just a job rather than “Duty, Honor, Country”.

The 6000 that you referenced served their country honorably. They are the true heroes and their actions are a basis of what this once great county was founded on.

I will not say that Bush was the best or smartest president that we have had during my life time. He is far from it. But the fact of the matter is that he cared for the troops whether his leadership was spot on or not. Cannot say the same about the current Commander in Chief.

Maybe the voices of Benghaze can weigh in on the subject.

Sincerely
Military FOG
Whistlebritches
13 years ago

First let me say that if you lost a loved one in the military, I’m truly sorry. I feel for any family that has had to suffer through such an event.

I for one have two sons and both were deployed year before last, one to Iraq and the other to Afghanistan. One is back in Afghanistan as of last week and hopefully will return safe and sound.

All military personnel are trained to not question their orders but to carry them out to the best of their ability regardless of who the Commander in Chief may be. Hopefully our young troops realize when they take the oath, death is a possibility. If they don’t, then it is just a job rather than “Duty, Honor, Country”.

The 6000 that you referenced served their country honorably. They are the true heroes and their actions are a basis of what this once great county was founded on.

I will not say that Bush was the best or smartest president that we have had during my life time. He is far from it. But the fact of the matter is that he cared for the troops whether his leadership was spot on or not. Cannot say the same about the current Commander in Chief.

Maybe the voices of Benghaze can weigh in on the subject.

Sincerely
Military FOG

Burner02 wrote:




Well said Brother.......Although I know I would,it would be quite difficult to serve under our current Commander-in-Chief.I came up through ranks during the Reagan years when things were spelled out much more clearly and every mission was for God,Country and Family.....not to mention The Gipper.Not sure I could blindly follow our current Clown-in-Chief.


Ron
Gene363
13 years ago

First let me say that if you lost a loved one in the military, I’m truly sorry. I feel for any family that has had to suffer through such an event.

I for one have two sons and both were deployed year before last, one to Iraq and the other to Afghanistan. One is back in Afghanistan as of last week and hopefully will return safe and sound.

All military personnel are trained to not question their orders but to carry them out to the best of their ability regardless of who the Commander in Chief may be. Hopefully our young troops realize when they take the oath, death is a possibility. If they don’t, then it is just a job rather than “Duty, Honor, Country”.

The 6000 that you referenced served their country honorably. They are the true heroes and their actions are a basis of what this once great county was founded on.

I will not say that Bush was the best or smartest president that we have had during my life time. He is far from it. But the fact of the matter is that he cared for the troops whether his leadership was spot on or not. Cannot say the same about the current Commander in Chief.

Maybe the voices of Benghaze can weigh in on the subject.

Sincerely
Military FOG

Burner02 wrote:



+1
m j toal
13 years ago

First let me say that if you lost a loved one in the military, I’m truly sorry. I feel for any family that has had to suffer through such an event.

I for one have two sons and both were deployed year before last, one to Iraq and the other to Afghanistan. One is back in Afghanistan as of last week and hopefully will return safe and sound.

All military personnel are trained to not question their orders but to carry them out to the best of their ability regardless of who the Commander in Chief may be. Hopefully our young troops realize when they take the oath, death is a possibility. If they don’t, then it is just a job rather than “Duty, Honor, Country”.

The 6000 that you referenced served their country honorably. They are the true heroes and their actions are a basis of what this once great county was founded on.

I will not say that Bush was the best or smartest president that we have had during my life time. He is far from it. But the fact of the matter is that he cared for the troops whether his leadership was spot on or not. Cannot say the same about the current Commander in Chief.

Maybe the voices of Benghaze can weigh in on the subject.

Sincerely
Military FOG

Burner02 wrote:



Don't waste your breath trying to convince somebody that just doesn't care about the sacrifices brave men and women make routinely day in and day out.

It will never compute.

Stop.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
I think you guys are misconstrueing X's meaning there. I think he feels the lifes were unnecessarily lost in a battle that shouldn't have been fought and that is the shame.

Its not disrespectful to vets if I'm correctly interpreting there.

Though you guys may disagree.

Personally I don't like questioning VOLUNTEERS who sign up during war time. But I think questioning the call to war isn't necessarily a bad thing either.
m j toal
13 years ago
I for one never misconstrue anything.

Sacrifice is for warriors.

Some lead....many follow.

The Armed Services is a calling for warriors.

Right, wrong, or indifferent.

I'm a pro at reading between the lines.

I'll leave it at that.
DrafterX
13 years ago
I've typed a few different responses to Rick's insensitivity but I'm at a loss for words... sorry Rick but I think you.re fucked in the head.... 😟


Still like ya tho... 😟
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