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Old January 31st 04, 07:30 PM
Michael 182
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I get a kick out of this. Kerry was wounded 3 times in combat situations


All three of his wounds were superficial/band-aid level.


By the grace of God - does this somehow impugn his service?


Three superfical wounds? I've seen people receive more serious injuries
playing sports off duty.


And the point is?


What's more, his Silver Star was for giving the coup de grac to a VC that
was already wounded by a .50 cal. WOW!!!





but GW was
just a stupid youngun when he was AWOL from his cushy, daddy provided
assignment in the ANG.


And here again comes the urban legend about Bush being AWOL...

Spoken like someone totally ignorant of the military.


I swear, somebody's putting LSD in your drinking water.


Must be you putting in what you didn't injest yourself.

Kerry is certainly counting on the gullability of segments of the

population
and you're providing him positive feedback.

Try digging a bit outside the mainstream press before shoving your head up
your ass.




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Old January 31st 04, 08:40 PM
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"Michael 182" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"mike regish" wrote in message
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I get a kick out of this. Kerry was wounded 3 times in combat

situations

All three of his wounds were superficial/band-aid level.


By the grace of God - does this somehow impugn his service?


Not at all, but it does give suuport to the contention that his service was
pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor, country".


Three superfical wounds? I've seen people receive more serious injuries
playing sports off duty.


And the point is?


See above. When it suites his purpose, he's a "great warrior". That is
downright pathological.




What's more, his Silver Star was for giving the coup de grac to a VC

that
was already wounded by a .50 cal. WOW!!!





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Old January 31st 04, 09:11 PM
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Michael 182" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"mike regish" wrote in message
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I get a kick out of this. Kerry was wounded 3 times in combat

situations

All three of his wounds were superficial/band-aid level.


By the grace of God - does this somehow impugn his service?


Not at all, but it does give suuport to the contention that his service

was
pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor, country".


I'm sorry, I just don't get it. How does the fact that he was lucky enough
to escape with superficial wounds "give suuport to the contention that his
service was pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor,
country".

The man went to the front lines in Vietnam. If he felt that risking his life
was also a resume builder for a future career, is that somehow bad? The
military advertises everyday that joining is a step to a career, that they
build leaders, that service yields lifelong benefits.

I'm sure conservatives can find plenty to attack on John Kerry's political
life and current positions. Attacking his military service just makes the
relevant arguments look small.

Michael

Michael


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Old February 1st 04, 04:43 AM
Tom Sixkiller
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"Michael 182" wrote in message
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By the grace of God - does this somehow impugn his service?


Not at all, but it does give suuport to the contention that his service

was
pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor, country".


I'm sorry, I just don't get it. How does the fact that he was lucky enough
to escape with superficial wounds "give suuport to the contention that his
service was pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor,
country".


Well, let's see: Three (3) wounds qualify as a dismissal from the war zone,
so with wounds not much worse than paper cuts our "Heroic Warrior" cuts and
runs. Now he he displays his medals as through he was Audie Murphy.


The man went to the front lines in Vietnam. If he felt that risking his

life
was also a resume builder for a future career, is that somehow bad? The
military advertises everyday that joining is a step to a career, that they
build leaders, that service yields lifelong benefits.


So his action is merely self-serving? I cringe to think what he considers
the Presidency.


I'm sure conservatives can find plenty to attack on John Kerry's political
life and current positions. Attacking his military service just makes the
relevant arguments look small.


Except I'm not a conservative, didn't vote for Bush and won't this year.

Try a different spin.



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Old February 1st 04, 05:20 AM
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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"Michael 182" wrote in message
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By the grace of God - does this somehow impugn his service?

Not at all, but it does give suuport to the contention that his

service
was
pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor, country".


I'm sorry, I just don't get it. How does the fact that he was lucky

enough
to escape with superficial wounds "give suuport to the contention that

his
service was pruely for political gain, not any sense of "duty, honor,
country".


Well, let's see: Three (3) wounds qualify as a dismissal from the war

zone,
so with wounds not much worse than paper cuts our "Heroic Warrior" cuts

and
runs. Now he he displays his medals as through he was Audie Murphy.


Ah, I understand now - he should have stayed until he had a life threating
injury in a war he had already come to understand was a mistake. How
obvious.



The man went to the front lines in Vietnam. If he felt that risking his

life
was also a resume builder for a future career, is that somehow bad? The
military advertises everyday that joining is a step to a career, that

they
build leaders, that service yields lifelong benefits.


So his action is merely self-serving? I cringe to think what he considers
the Presidency.


All actions, at least noble ones, are self-serving to some extent. They make
you a better person.


I'm sure conservatives can find plenty to attack on John Kerry's

political
life and current positions. Attacking his military service just makes

the
relevant arguments look small.


Except I'm not a conservative, didn't vote for Bush and won't this year.


Could have fooled me from the conservative rants you post on this newsgroup.

Done here. Have fun.

Michael


 




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