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mike regish
"C J Campbell" wrote in message ... He would blame it on the Republicans, of course. And it would be the republicans fault for dragging us into this ********. Afghanistan is NOT spelled I-R-A-Q. The only bill currently before Congress to reinstate the draft is sponsored by Democrats. Democrats have a long history of proposing such measures, including drafts for 'peaceful' purposes such as the Peace Corps. This is in keeping with the historical and philosophical origins of the Democratic Party, which was founded to protect the rights of slave owners and to represent slave states. After all, if everyone is the slave of the US government (which they frequently allege), then what is wrong with private ownership of humans? You really are a couple beers short of a six pack. |
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Yeah, but they didn't count on a paranoid schizophrenic megalomaniac being
installed in the presidency. mike regish "BeaglePig" wrote in message ... Ron Natalie wrote in m: BTIZ wrote: The Prez stated in the last debate.. there is no draft.. we need people who want to be there Who says the reservists/guardmen called up "want to be there." They WANT to be in the guard/reserve, or at least that's what they wanted when they either signed up to begin with, or took whatever promotion/college grant/etc. that got them there in the first place. While many may have had the impression that the guard or reserve was a free ride, nobody twisted thier arm. BeaglePig |
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Yeah, but they didn't count on a paranoid schizophrenic megalomaniac being
installed in the presidency. mike regish "BeaglePig" wrote in message ... Ron Natalie wrote in m: BTIZ wrote: The Prez stated in the last debate.. there is no draft.. we need people who want to be there Who says the reservists/guardmen called up "want to be there." They WANT to be in the guard/reserve, or at least that's what they wanted when they either signed up to begin with, or took whatever promotion/college grant/etc. that got them there in the first place. While many may have had the impression that the guard or reserve was a free ride, nobody twisted thier arm. BeaglePig |
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They're being illegaly and fraudulently coerced to re-up with threats that
if they don't re-up voluntarily, they will be forced and sent to Iraq. mike regish "W P Dixon" wrote in message ... Evidently the person doing the complaining about reservists and being held over on active duty has 1. Never served in the US military, or 2. Did not read that piece of paper when they signed up. I would guess it is the 1st. I have a nephew that was held into active duty serving in Iraq. We wish he could be home now, but he joined the Army....not the campfire girls. To intend on joining the US armed forces and then say well "Why do I have to fight" is kind of like saying "I intend on going to Disney World , but I refuse to listen to "It's A Small World" while I am there." Just DUMBBBBBB! HAHA Patrick |
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They're being illegaly and fraudulently coerced to re-up with threats that
if they don't re-up voluntarily, they will be forced and sent to Iraq. mike regish "W P Dixon" wrote in message ... Evidently the person doing the complaining about reservists and being held over on active duty has 1. Never served in the US military, or 2. Did not read that piece of paper when they signed up. I would guess it is the 1st. I have a nephew that was held into active duty serving in Iraq. We wish he could be home now, but he joined the Army....not the campfire girls. To intend on joining the US armed forces and then say well "Why do I have to fight" is kind of like saying "I intend on going to Disney World , but I refuse to listen to "It's A Small World" while I am there." Just DUMBBBBBB! HAHA Patrick |
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They interviewed one on the news the other day.
mike regish "Bob Noel" wrote in message ... In article , "Peter Duniho" wrote: No, no one did. However, someone did twist their arm to get them to stay well beyond their expected commitment. who? -- Bob Noel Seen on Kerry's campaign airplane: "the real deal" oh yeah baby. |
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They interviewed one on the news the other day.
mike regish "Bob Noel" wrote in message ... In article , "Peter Duniho" wrote: No, no one did. However, someone did twist their arm to get them to stay well beyond their expected commitment. who? -- Bob Noel Seen on Kerry's campaign airplane: "the real deal" oh yeah baby. |
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I learned my chicken scratch signature spending an entire 8 hour day signing
papers after VERY brief explanations as to what they were. It would have taken me a month to read them all and probably the rest of my life to understand them. I have no idea what I was signing and my education was a lot better than the kids they're getting now. mike regish "W P Dixon" wrote in message ... You miss the point , the extension of military duty, IS THE MILITARY. When you sign up it is there in black and white on the piece of paper the volunteer signs. If they do not agree with it , then do not sign it , and do not join. If you sign well then you belong to the military . Patrick "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... "Bob Noel" wrote in message ... No, no one did. However, someone did twist their arm to get them to stay well beyond their expected commitment. who? Your claim is that extensions to military tours of duty have all been voluntary? Uh, okay... |
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I learned my chicken scratch signature spending an entire 8 hour day signing
papers after VERY brief explanations as to what they were. It would have taken me a month to read them all and probably the rest of my life to understand them. I have no idea what I was signing and my education was a lot better than the kids they're getting now. mike regish "W P Dixon" wrote in message ... You miss the point , the extension of military duty, IS THE MILITARY. When you sign up it is there in black and white on the piece of paper the volunteer signs. If they do not agree with it , then do not sign it , and do not join. If you sign well then you belong to the military . Patrick "Peter Duniho" wrote in message ... "Bob Noel" wrote in message ... No, no one did. However, someone did twist their arm to get them to stay well beyond their expected commitment. who? Your claim is that extensions to military tours of duty have all been voluntary? Uh, okay... |
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No they are not , you don't have a dang clue about what you are talking
about. NO ONE HAS BEEN FORCED TO RE-UP. Maybe if you had of served in something other than the girl scouts you would know the difference. As far as Bush..I don't like everything he does at all. But I would never vote for a commie posing as a Democrat that talked nothing but crap of our servicemen in Vietnam. What kind of morale do you think that would bring to our fighting men..and NO you ain't one of them! I end my discussion here...the ignorance has just disgusted me beyond any more words. Just breaks my heart that my son will fight for the likes of the chicken****s that are to afraid to serve. Move to France or Canada! Patrick "mike regish" wrote in message news:QgGad.161789$wV.77680@attbi_s54... They're being illegaly and fraudulently coerced to re-up with threats that if they don't re-up voluntarily, they will be forced and sent to Iraq. mike regish "W P Dixon" wrote in message ... Evidently the person doing the complaining about reservists and being held over on active duty has 1. Never served in the US military, or 2. Did not read that piece of paper when they signed up. I would guess it is the 1st. I have a nephew that was held into active duty serving in Iraq. We wish he could be home now, but he joined the Army....not the campfire girls. To intend on joining the US armed forces and then say well "Why do I have to fight" is kind of like saying "I intend on going to Disney World , but I refuse to listen to "It's A Small World" while I am there." Just DUMBBBBBB! HAHA Patrick |
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