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Kencorburn

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16. Funny how in their cult of absolutism

Reply to proud2BlibKansan (Original post)

Mon May 28, 2012, 09:32 PM

May 2012

that everyone who suits up and joins the military is a hero. The same folks who jump over the cliff to discredit John Kerry who, by most standards is a hero, sat silent when presented with evidence of the opposite in some of our other military personnel. Though not having served myself I can tell the difference between serving selflessly and serving selfishly.

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k&r... spanone May 2012 #1

Perfect! cheriemedium59 May 2012 #15

The comments on that page are very revealing... rfranklin May 2012 #2

Pat Tilman was repulsed by the word 'hero' proud2BlibKansan May 2012 #5

Best fucking Devil Back EVER rufus dog May 2012 #9

As was John McCain, apparently JohnnyRingo May 2012 #17

yes they do. if you will excuse the analogy, ellenfl May 2012 #10

It's also a matter of definition... cynatnite May 2012 #13

as i indicated in my post, i agree that taking up arms in our defense is ellenfl May 2012 #19

great statement Enrique May 2012 #3

I did notice that. proud2BlibKansan May 2012 #4

I think he was honestly contrite and clarified his position well. It's a very sensitive subject. freshwest May 2012 #6

Hey Fox, this is how it's done. Scuba May 2012 #7

Since I'm not on sponsor supported tv DefenseLawyer May 2012 #8

I wonder... Kencorburn May 2012 #11

The wingnut trolls really swarm the comments at MSN GETPLANING May 2012 #12

So can we have a new word for "above and beyond the call of duty"? starroute May 2012 #14

Funny how in their cult of absolutism Kencorburn May 2012 #16

I think it was Tina Turner who said it best Mosaic May 2012 #18