Thanks to your father. I served and my father retired from the Army, but neither of us went through the hell your father did.
As the son of someone who's father served in the Army at Normandy, and the Battle of the Bulge, and who never served myself........to all who have served or are currently serving in the military....you have my sincere thanks and respect.......
Thanks to your father. I served and my father retired from the Army, but neither of us went through the hell your father did.
as the great grandson of a ww1 army vet, the grandson of a ww2 navy vet, the son of a viet nam era army vet and being an air force vet myself, i thank you for thinking of all vets, and feel exactly the same.
From a family of vets and a USMC veteran myself, we owe a special thanks to all our WWII veterans as we are losing them at a very rapid rate......Semper Fi...JJ
Thanks to your dad and all of our nations vetrans! I served 20yrs and retired from the Air Force. I think alot of our kids these days and many of the politicians who currently lead our country could benifit from the experience. I'm one who believes serving in the military should be a requirement to hold any political office.
Veterans, Law Enforcement, Firefighters...I don't care who you are. The moment you decide that you are willing to put your life on the line to save my life or my families life you then deserve more than my thanks. Alas, thanks is all I can give. So thank you from the the deepest part of my soul!
thanks my grandfather was a WWII vet and Im currently serving in the the USAF
Law enforcement and fire fighters.... yes
I only believe in fighting wars that directly threaten america, every other invasion is just us playing nazi world police. I respect the soldier, disrespect the command. Our foriegn policy is dangerous
We thank your father for putting his life on the line for our nation. Your father, all who have, are, and will serve our great country can never be thanked enough for the sacrifices they have made in order for us to enjoy our freedoms.
I don't see how he could possibly mean that.
I never was a hero, but I am thankful I served among them
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I think the use of the word "nazi" was highly inappropriate. I think it was emotional, ignorant and probably impulsive. I've noticed for a long time that there are people out there (many of them) who don't seem to understand that opposing a war is one thing, but opposing our troops is another. I'm just saying that I doubt that guy has really thought what he said through. If he actually means what he said, I'd have to say I couldn't disagree with him more.
Long after my own undistinguished hitch in the military was over, I came to realize that many veterans of almost every stripe were coming through my law office, and I've gotten to know a bunch of them quite well. In my honest opinion, many of the most tolerant, ethically sensitive people I've ever seen are men who have taken up arms for our country.
My family has served since the War between the States till 2003 when my youngest daughter finished her enlistment. It was and is our duty to serve a country that has offered so much to us as it's citizens.
OK now that you have spit in my face (and many others too) why are you still in the USA???
Shouldnt your "moral superiority" force you to move to some country that doesnt use its NAZI POLICE soldiers to FORCE you into such shame??
Freedom ISNT free and it is getting more expensive every day, the saddest part of that is those NAZI POLICE are providing YOU with the very freedom you use to slander and malign them.
I wouldnt give someone like you the sweat off my nads if you were dying of thirst![]()
I've never had a problem with you in the past Jake. I do now. My grandfather served in WW1, and won the bronze star. My father won the silver star inthe Pacific in WW2, Solomon Islands. I was in Iraq in 91, and my sons are currently in Afghanistan. You're calling 3 of us Nazis and you can go to Hell. The best response I can think of ends with "And the horse you rode in on"--if you don't think that the wars inIraq and Afghanistan kept your lilly white ass safer than it would have been without them, you're a moron. Do you think all the tangos are going to open up floral boutiques in Baghdad and put away their AKs for World peace? You are dangerous, and the Ron Paul supporters like you who think the same way are dangerous. Without Marines we wouldn't have a country, dude. Get you head right.
You reckon he was just trolling? What he said was bizarre, but he seems to be known to some of you who've been on here longer than I have.
LOL--Good point Ted. I really had no problem with him before now. Nothing really wrong with Libertatians--I mean they are misguided and wrong about a lot of stuff, but I'll take them over a liberal any day. For one thing they usually listen...<g>