Never evoke me again

[Soph0571]

[handmade34]

1. Amen! n/t

[Eliot Rosewater]

2. GOd dam right. GOP members, all 50 million of you have ONE DAY to denounce

the traitor or you are FOREVER every single fucking one of you ALSO a traitor.

[Cha]

3. Wow.. Good, Word is Getting OUT! It's called Treason! TY Soph!

Link to tweet

[calimary]

12. Dan Rather is right again.

I think donald is a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary of ol’ Vlad.

[BigmanPigman]

26. Dan, the answer is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[smb]

34. The Answer Is "ALL OF THE ABOVE" nt

[sarge43]

4. Shout it out, Brother.

That last sentence would look good on a T-shirt.

[FreddyWhite]

25. yes a t-shirt!

dont wait to be thanked for your service before telling the person off, announce it. loud and proud!

[Aviation Pro]

5. Bravo Zulu, brother

.....

[Starfury]

6. The Lincoln Project: Donald Trump will defend a Confederate statue but not an American soldier.

Link to tweet

Brutal:

Link to tweet

Wow, I didn't realize this was going to be such a "Hell" of a post...

[stopwastingmymoney]

8. Wow, they didn't waste any time

[calimary]

13. Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaayum.

They sure don’t waste any time, do they!

I hope our Dems are studying these. They need some muscle building.

[FailureToCommunicate]

17. "Trump stands by the troops...

...just not OUR troops"

[AlexSFCA]

7. I hope this story gets enough coverage in the media

it should be front page of every newspaper and website and a topic of every broadcast. Preferably featuring both injured and dead US soldiers returned from afganistan.

[Wounded Bear]

9. I always feel a little weird when people say "Thanks for your service"...

As a Marine who was on active duty during Vietnam but didn't actually go there, I didn't really 'sacrifice' a lot personally. In many ways, I got a lot back from it, including a career that lasted most of my adult life. Usually, when out and about, I wear a hat that proclaims my service so there's an easy 'fix' to that. I suppose subconsciously I like it, but whatever.

Any more, it has started to feel like an affectation, one of those reflex actions people do like share meaningless platitudes at tough times.

Mostly, I reply with 'thanks for noticing' and try to keep moving. But the oath I swore back in July 1977 still applies and yeah, shit like the story that triggered this response hits home. Trump has no regard for the 'niceties' of oaths given and fulfilled. He has no honor. That's the core reason why I hate him.

[leftieNanner]

11. Maybe nobody shot at you

But you still served our country with honor.

That is always worth a thanks.

[GulfCoast66]

18. Humility is a good thing so seldom held up today. It makes us mentally healthy.

But I’m glad you wear your hat. I never served. I knew my career path in High School and got right on it. But we need people to serve our nation. With so few needed today unlike 1940-1975 it is good for young people who feel a desire to see those who served being given public respect. Many of the best people I know are veterans. Especially those that served in an all volunteer service. Sadly, few of those I knew that served in the draft force are alive. My dad was a Korea Veteran. He was ROTC at his university so had to serve. Not that he did not want to. He never talked about what he saw but he said it made him the good man I remember.

Now we just need to elect someone who will use our service men and women wisely. Something that, in my opinion has been missing for most of the last 40 years.

Oh, and thanks for your service.

[bluescribbler]

20. Thanks, jarhead

I served in the Navy during the Vietnam war. I served two cruises to the "hostile fire zone:, but because I was at sea, I also never was shot at. Like you, I am uncomfortable when people "thank" me for my sacrifice. It would have been nice to get some of that recognition when I returned. Didn't happen until they needed cannon fodder for Iraq and Afghanistan. I also still live by the oath I swore on that January day in 1969.

Semper Fi!

[tazkcmo]

30. I respond with

"Thanks for paying me."

[Evolve Dammit]

10. He is a traitor and domestic enemy threat. Every day.

[Captain Zero]

14. Can we call it collusion yet ?

Nt

[wnylib]

29. Remember a news story that

US intel agencies considered the possibility during the 2016 election that Trump might be a Russian agent?

Now we know beyond just suspicion.

[Evolve Dammit]

33. Agreed. At minimum, so compromised as to be in their pocket. Other Gopers as well.

[MustLoveBeagles]

15. K&R

[Fritz Walter]

16. About. Face.

Henceforth and forevermore, every service member should do a 180° turn in the presence of this traitor! Active Duty, Reserves, National Guard, retirees, veterans, dependents — and especially widows and other survivors — should show him their backs when Cadet Bone Spurs appears.

It’s only fair: he turned his back on them.

[FreddyWhite]

24. Yes! I agree!

very powerful idea!

[whttevrr]

19. K&R x1000 Why did trump let Putin put a bounty on US Troops?

[roamer65]

21. The chances of Dump fleeing to Russia just went up ten fold.

Sometime between November 3 and January 20, if he’s not able to steal the election again.

The chances of large scale civil unrest if he steals it again also just went up ten fold.

The level of treason from this MF’er is sickening.

[captain queeg]

22. Where's that picture of comrade trump saluting the N Korean general?

[FreddyWhite]

23. Powerful!!

I want to use this. Whenever I tell someone I served in the National Guard and they thank me for my service, I'll ask them who they voted for, if they say trump, "Dont thank me for my service when you voted for a white nationalist fascist who wipes his but with the constitution and put our military in harms way."

By the way, this applied to George W too.

[Ohio Joe]

27. K&R -nt

[NCjack]

32. But his impeachment and show trial taught him a big lesson.

[NCjack]

31. Congress should determine the time period the bounties were paid, the

number of US causalities, and their names. Every GOP senator who did not vote to convict and remove Trump should be given the opportunity to publicly apologized to America and the families, have a 2nd trial and remove Trump, and then resign their offices.

[tazmaniac]

35. Excellent! Can't help but wonder about 4th of July parade?

Is that still on for the orange devil in DC?

[lordsummerisle]

36. k&r n/t