[QUOTE="MarineJcksn"]I've dedicated 6 years of my life to the US Marines, seen combat tours in Iraq and humanitarian missions in The Philippines after the tsunami hit. You'll never know how that feels, and you don't deserve to. People like you are always gonna be haters, that's just how it is. By the way, you're welcome.
Oh, and moderated. 8)
nohabs
This makes a perfect time to thank you and all the service men and woman out there for a fine job. When these numb nuts that oppose the military wake up and smell the roses and realize it was on your backs and all the generations of soldiers before you that they have a good free life, they will humbly thank you as well
Why are you thanking them and not the firefighters, cops, doctors, surgeons, scientists, parents, or volunteers. Being in the military is just like every other job in this world and if you thank them, then you better thank all the other people who help make America a nice place to live. I hate the mentality that just because you served in the military automatically makes you a veteran. If I ever see a firefighter, I always thank them, but when I see a soldier, I see just another business man in a suit.
Give credit where credit is due, and WW2, Vietnam, and Korean veterans deserve to be saluted, but until we win it, I will just think of any soldier I see that is in the army now as someone who was stupid enough to sell their life away to the government and their little chess game.
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