... you might possibly be worth reading. But you don't - and because I know you couldn't buy a clue with a platinum credit card, I usually don't even bother to open your posts (except when I'm looking for continuity within the posts I'm actually interested in, which was the case here).
Perhaps someday you'll have an opinion all your own, based on something like real fact. Meanwhile, you appear (and not just to me; big surprise!) to be the least credible, most fanatical True Believer in this entire forum. To you, George W. Bush is God Incarnate: infallible, unquestionable and worthy of governing this country until Hell freezes over. Your rigid conformance with whatever the Bush Administration feeds you makes the UFO-nauts and Anomalists look like skeptics in comparison.
And, by the way - Kerry earned those medals in the same manner and with the same bravery as any other recipient thereof. It was Kerry's right as a citizen of this country to make a statement with those medals, as a symbol of disagreement with the government's conduct of the war in which he earned them. You, as far as I know, have earned no such commendation, and have no meaningful standing from which to criticize the actions of a documented war hero. When you can substantiate something in your own life similar to what Kerry's service record can in his, maybe then you'll have earned the credence to be regarded as anything more than the least important syncophant in Bush's rapidly-dwindling cadre.
Meanwhile, I'll go back to ignoring everything you write... and rinse my eyes from having read your posts in this thread, and wash my hands of responding to them.
Current Events » in reply to Another reason while in war you avoid moral ambiguity.
If you had a clue...
The whole thread (23 posts)
- Soldier Accused of Trying to Aid al-Qaida
- Follow-up: it seems "militia nut" may be more to the point
- Another reason while in war you avoid moral ambiguity.
- But... but... he's not swarthy and Arab-looking!
