As November 11 approaches...

[pmcginty]

Originally Posted by flamesblackace

Na man... I would talk sh it to 90 year old vet... Dude fought in an actual war not this murder fest now called war... grow up it you think war is the answer... to anything, really... This isn't the school yard anymore, bully.

who said anything about war 'being the answer', lennon? this thread was about honoring those who have served. get it?

Of course 9/11 was an inside job! Really?! This is the first you are hearing of this?? Wake the F*ck up!! This is happening right now in the world... In your precious country... C'mon guy... Quit with the muscle posing and read a book or at least watch something other than Jersey Shore

no, i've heard other idiots mention it. i'd love to hear your theory.

[flamesblackace]

Originally Posted by pmcginty

no, i've heard other idiots mention it. i'd love to hear your theory.

Wow... and closed minded too... You are an intelligent little treat aren't you.

I guess stay asleep and wait for the end, guy... Keep sending these kids off to die and be murderers... and you can keep hidden here and talk your big country talk

[pmcginty]

Originally Posted by flamesblackace

Wow... and closed minded too... You are an intelligent little treat aren't you.

I guess stay asleep and wait for the end, guy... Keep sending these kids off to die and be murderers... and you can keep hidden here and talk your big country talk

i simply asked to hear your theory on how 9/11 was an inside job. apparently you don't have one? instead you post that nonsense?

you are a clown.

[flamesblackace]

Originally Posted by pmcginty

i simply asked to hear your theory on how 9/11 was an inside job. apparently you don't have one? instead you post that nonsense?

you are a clown.

wake up... Oh I have one...pssst, and it's not just me... I couldn't begin to go into with you... Gotta wake up yourself, I guess... or you can just keep talking your clown sh it here... which I am sure you will do... Have a couple of beers and talk your talk... have fun, kid

[pmcginty]

Originally Posted by flamesblackace

wake up... Oh I have one...pssst, and it's not just me... I couldn't begin to go into with you... Gotta wake up yourself, I guess... or you can just keep talking your clown sh it here... which I am sure you will do... Have a couple of beers and talk your talk... have fun, kid

^^ this post = surrender

blacklace:

[theknuckler]

Originally Posted by pmcginty

^^ this post = surrender

blacklace:
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the planes were actually holograms, didn't you know that?

PROOF 'PLANE' WAS HOLOGRAM THAT HIT 9/11 - YouTube

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by canuck2

Nobody in there right mind would entertain the odds of any country in the world having any chance with the US military.
The USA outspends the next 16 countries in the world.

You ever wonder why the need to outspend the next 16 countries? It's called the US military complex and has much more to do then protecting our country from threats.

So what is your point? The only thing I'm taking away from what you're saying is no one can defeat the United States, which to your credit is true. But everyone already knows this, so why are you bringing it up and how is it relevant to the discussion in any way?

There is a myriad of reasons for joining the military. I'm not talking about men and women joining for political reasons. I'm saying that those who have already joined, are stationed and deployed, and even the ones still here on reserve, are very well-aware of the politics going on, because it directly affects them.

[Killah_punk]

[FistofFury]

Much respect.
Tommy Prince is a hero of mine.

[theknuckler]

Someone today mentioned poppies should be white instead of red, to signal ''peace'' whereas the red ones mean "blood" and death. I wanted to punch her in the face.

[canuck2]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

So what is your point? The only thing I'm taking away from what you're saying is no one can defeat the United States, which to your credit is true. But everyone already knows this, so why are you bringing it up and how is it relevant to the discussion in any way?

There is a myriad of reasons for joining the military. I'm not talking about men and women joining for political reasons. I'm saying that those who have already joined, are stationed and deployed, and even the ones still here on reserve, are very well-aware of the politics going on, because it directly affects them.

Man I have to explain everything to you simpleton.

My point(s) were I'm not one to discount the necessity of the US military and the need for it to be strong.
My counterpoint to it is it's expanded to ridiculous poportions and is obviously serving a purpose far beyond protecting it's citizens- hence the reference to the millitary complex.
As for the serviceman they have a bunch of reasons for joining probably a combination of patriotism and just pragmatic in the sense of employment.
They deserve our respect but lets not kid anyone. Many are like our lemming citizens who believe anything and everything their government tells them.

The ulitmate example of that is Pat tillman. He joined the military with a selfless purpose but was bright enough in the end to understand how he was being used.

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by canuck2

Man I have to explain everything to you simpleton.

My point(s) were I'm not one to discount the necessity of the US military and the need for it to be strong.
My counterpoint to it is it's expanded to ridiculous poportions and is obviously serving a purpose far beyond protecting it's citizens- hence the reference to the millitary complex.
As for the serviceman they have a bunch of reasons for joining probably a combination of patriotism and just pragmatic in the sense of employment.
They deserve our respect but lets not kid anyone. Many are like our lemming citizens who believe anything and everything their government tells them.

The ulitmate example of that is Pat tillman. He joined the military with a selfless purpose but was bright enough in the end to understand how he was being used.

Maybe you should have said all that the first time instead of "many counties in the world would destroy the USA in a heartbeat and burn all the women and children" and your point would have been a lot clearer.

Are the "lemming" soldiers less deserving of praise and respect?

[flamesblackace]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

Are the "lemming" soldiers less deserving of praise and respect?

Yes.

[canuck2]

Originally Posted by Phila26Flyers

Maybe you should have said all that the first time instead of "many counties in the world would destroy the USA in a heartbeat and burn all the women and children" and your point would have been a lot clearer.

Are the "lemming" soldiers less deserving of praise and respect?

Not at all. But they deserve the fruit of their labours. They sign up for various reasons and end up dead in some middle east country or crippled when they come home. History serves an easy way of looking up the way the govt. uses it's citizens for reasons that have nothing to do with protecting the homeland. Yet the rah rah bullshiit still works.

We're generally conditioned by the mass media. It's a tough shell to break out of and requires independent inquiry.

[Phila26Flyers]

Originally Posted by canuck2

Not at all. Why even make the implication?

We're generally conditioned by the mass media. It's a tough shell to break out of and requires independent inquiry.

Then, again, why bring up whether or not servicemen are politically educated about their jobs or why they joined in the first place if it makes no difference to you in the end? Man you're full of talking points that go nowhere.