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[DJMiX]

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[Souka]

Dude, why can't you put all your posts into a single thread?

 

[Armoth]

Thanks DJMiX

 

[dahunan]

Originally posted by: Souka
Dude, why can't you put all your posts into a single thread?

Are all of his posts for a similar item?

Are they all for items from the same company?

This place is dead enough as it is... we need more people posting deals.

Thank you DJMiX

 

[VisionsUCI]

Originally posted by: dahunan
This place is dead enough as it is... we need more people posting deals. Thank you DJMiX

Agreed

 

[mattcham]

 

[MainFramed]

Originally posted by: VisionsUCI

Originally posted by: dahunan
This place is dead enough as it is... we need more people posting deals. Thank you DJMiX

Agreed

 

[rickon66]

Bump for support.

 

[Miramonti]

I support the troups 100% but support the leadership that sent them to iraq 0.00%.

 

[Richardito]

Originally posted by: jjsole
I support the troups 100% but support the leadership that sent them to iraq 0.00%.

Yep, my younger brother is over there right now fighting for all of us. He's currently running missions from Kuwait to southern Iraq. He even has a cell phone and we chat once in a while when he is in Kuwait. I'll be glad when he is done with that and back with us.

SEMPER FIDELIS!!!

 

[wondersteve]

thanks for the link .... my roommate is over in iraq right now

 

[woodscomp]

I support the troups 100% but support the leadership that sent them to iraq 0.00%

It is funny you say that, because us troops support the administration 100%. It is hard not to see both hand in hand. That is like your left leg not supporting your what your right leg is doing. Or should I say just a general liberal veiw of America today. Saying whatever is popular and sitting on the fence not really taking sides. Regardless we troops support the administration and the civilian population no matter what orders we are under.

 

[dahunan]

Originally posted by: woodscomp

I support the troups 100% but support the leadership that sent them to iraq 0.00%

It is funny you say that, because us troops support the administration 100%. It is hard not to see both hand in hand. That is like your left leg not supporting your what your right leg is doing. Or should I say just a general liberal veiw of America today. Saying whatever is popular and sitting on the fence not really taking sides. Regardless we troops support the administration and the civilian population no matter what orders we are under.

Nice try... they support their commanding administration... doesn't mean they suppport all actions of the white house. P.S. Now that they are enlisted they are forced to give their support under theat of treason, right?

 

[m1ke101]

Originally posted by: woodscomp

I support the troups 100% but support the leadership that sent them to iraq 0.00%

It is funny you say that, because us troops support the administration 100%. It is hard not to see both hand in hand. That is like your left leg not supporting your what your right leg is doing. Or should I say just a general liberal veiw of America today. Saying whatever is popular and sitting on the fence not really taking sides. Regardless we troops support the administration and the civilian population no matter what orders we are under.

Thats your opinion, not everyone elses. I have a friend in the marines who was over there in the war who fought for his country. Did he believe we should have been over there? Not really.

 

[woodscomp]

Nice try... they support their commanding administration... doesn't mean they suppport all actions of the white house. P.S. Now that they are enlisted they are forced to give their support under theat of treason, right?

As a senior enlisted member I can answer that question. No one is forced to support anything. If you feel that you are in the service for the wrong reasons then there is a clear way out. Every member knows this. It is voluntary to sign up, and you can certainly get out if you feel the need. However while you are in the service yes you do have to perform your job, not everyone performs to the best of there ability, and we all have to do unpopular tasks, but once again nobody in this day has held a gun to anothers head and forced them to join up. A simple rule of thumb for every man should be "if you say you are going to do something then you should follow through and do it". That is simple integrity.

Furthermore I think that if you took an actual poll of all the military members in right now that a vast majority would agree with our role in Iraq. Not every decision made in Washington is going to be popular, nor the extent of the reasons why they are made is going to be known.

I for one have been very proud to serve this nation for the past 17 years, I have seen 4 different Presidents in office, been in two wars, and I can say without a doubt this is the most important thing that has happened since I have been in service. If we sat around and let Iraq grow any further than they already were, continue to support terrorism the way they were we would be in a whole different world by the next election.

Our men and women are in a foreign land right now shedding there blood to protect everyone of us over here. Even the ones who piss and moan about what we are doing. You may not see the long term effects right away, it may take several years, but one day you will. The best way to gauge what we are doing is to guage how much your life has changed due to the war. If your way of life has been preserved then we have done our job properly. If you are having to run and duck for cover everytime you see a bad report on the evening news then we have failed.

 

[sparkyclarky]

My aunt and uncle are in Afghanistan right now....

 

[rasputinj]

Thanks for the great poster....

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: woodscomp

Nice try... they support their commanding administration... doesn't mean they suppport all actions of the white house. P.S. Now that they are enlisted they are forced to give their support under theat of treason, right?

As a senior enlisted member I can answer that question. No one is forced to support anything. If you feel that you are in the service for the wrong reasons then there is a clear way out. Every member knows this. It is voluntary to sign up, and you can certainly get out if you feel the need. However while you are in the service yes you do have to perform your job, not everyone performs to the best of there ability, and we all have to do unpopular tasks, but once again nobody in this day has held a gun to anothers head and forced them to join up. A simple rule of thumb for every man should be "if you say you are going to do something then you should follow through and do it". That is simple integrity. Furthermore I think that if you took an actual poll of all the military members in right now that a vast majority would agree with our role in Iraq. Not every decision made in Washington is going to be popular, nor the extent of the reasons why they are made is going to be known. I for one have been very proud to serve this nation for the past 17 years, I have seen 4 different Presidents in office, been in two wars, and I can say without a doubt this is the most important thing that has happened since I have been in service. If we sat around and let Iraq grow any further than they already were, continue to support terrorism the way they were we would be in a whole different world by the next election. Our men and women are in a foreign land right now shedding there blood to protect everyone of us over here. Even the ones who piss and moan about what we are doing. You may not see the long term effects right away, it may take several years, but one day you will. The best way to gauge what we are doing is to guage how much your life has changed due to the war. If your way of life has been preserved then we have done our job properly. If you are having to run and duck for cover everytime you see a bad report on the evening news then we have failed.

I see you've bought into all the lies that your boss has fed you like most people in the military. Our way of life wouldn't have changed an ounce for the worse without the war either, but now it will be f'd up in the future thanks to anarchy in iraq and hatred toward america tripling because someone like gw sent us to war over lies. He's a murderer at best imo, and thats who you work for.

For one tho, I'm very proud of you for serving in the military and your willingness to put your life at risk in order to protect the people of this country, altho I find it very unfortunate that you probably have never had an opportunity to protect the PEOPLE of this country, but only the political and economic interests of this country.

I'm not interested in debating this here tho. The politics/news forum has plenty of people to debate with who are more than willing to show you how idealistic and naive a perspective like yours is.

 

[ams30gts]

Originally posted by: dahunan

Originally posted by: Souka
Dude, why can't you put all your posts into a single thread?

Are all of his posts for a similar item?

Are they all for items from the same company?

This place is dead enough as it is... we need more people posting deals.

Thank you DJMiX

100% agreed

 

[Wildcats]

Woodscomp: Thanks for fighting for us. I served my time, and enjoyed almost every minute of it. I can't say that I would have enjoyed taking a bullet or seeing my friends die for oil, but if I was ordered to do so, I would have. Orders are orders and I'm sure that I would have followed them. Assuming I made it, I wouldn't have re-uped though. Our political leaders are often too excited to put us (the troops and America) in harms way for economic gain.

If I saw GW Bush in camies with an M16 and a 45 leading the troops into battle, then I'll change my position. In the meantime, I'm quite sure he's back in his cushy chair laughing all the way to the bank with his buddies. Gotta love the deficit that he's leaving for my kids too. He should write a book: How to send a country into bankruptcy in half a term as president, and make money for yourself while doing it."

Again, thanks for supporting our great country. I hope you and all of our other troops come home safely.

 

[chuckyH]

from Wildcats

If I saw GW Bush in camies with an M16 and a 45 leading the troops into battle, then I'll change my position.

If you saw Geogre W. bush in "camies" as you put it you would probably be living in a place like Iraq or Cuba where there leadership is a dictatorship. You wouldnt be posting here anyway because the Gestoppo would be knocking down your door and putting you and your family into giant paper shredders as a means to detter anyone else for making similar comments(This happened in Iraq ). Freedom isnt cheap so dont cheapen our troops or our leadership for trying to preserve freedom. The time for debate is over we have already committed to the war. So if any of you support our troops just STFU and pray for them to return safe. If you dont like the leadership vote him out next term.

 

[Wildcats]

As an intelligent human being (?), I'll expect that you will be with us when "We The People" vote him out next term.

Unfortunately, I don't think that "We The People" have enough $$ to keep him out of office for another term. His sponsors are have big bankrolls................ Buy oil, chemical, and pharmaceutical stocks now! Sell in 2008.

 

[jonasy]

First of all thanx for the poster!
Second of all I am really ashamed thatyou guys have found yet another place to aruge about this. SOme of you shame me and my service to this country.

 

[Wildcats]

If anyone really wants to continue this, see OT. Let's not do it here. Wildcats out.

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: Wildcats
If anyone really wants to continue this, see OT. Let's not do it here. Wildcats out.

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