That's your personal opinion. And considering the fact that we have free speech in this country, it's a way wrong opinion.
Well, no, it's not a lie. I know that because I'm the one that said it and I'm the one that could care less about Israel. If you choose to not believe it, that's your problem, not mine. I'm not even sure what possible gain you have in believing the lie, but you do seem to desperately want to believe so many lies, I guess one more won't hurt.
Incidentally, please quote me where I insulted any vets (other than you, of course). You can't, can you?
What a load of crap. Just because you served in the military doesn't absolve you from being a moron, nor does it mean that you can can spout idiocy with impunity. It's vets like you who are giving real vets a bad name.
Huh?
If I could, you would, yet you haven't yet. The Kosher Tax scam is a good example, where I showed you that it (a) wasn't a tax and (b) isn't a scam, yet you continue to believe both. Continuing to believe a lie in the face of the truth is the mark of the mentally ill. You say, "Why is this Kosher and why is that Kosher?" using that as evidence for a scam, even after I and others have pointed out the reasons for certain products being Kosher certified. You dismissed it all out of hand because non of it supported your erroneous beliefs. That, again, is the mark of the mentally deficient.
Dried blood? Vampires? What is the matter with you?
Give me a quote, please.
Yeah, just like it's hard tell the difference between two American Blackhawk helicopters with great big American flags painted on the side from Iranian gunships, yet the US Air Force managed make that mistake, too. Where is your outrage over that? I had a friend on one of those Blackhawks.
I never said the crew was at fault. Not once. Why do you keep on lying about that? I thought you military men had honor. You obviously have none.
You call in unprovoked, everyone else calls in an accident. In war time, shίt happens, and that's exactly what happened.
Here's one you can't answer. If they got away with it once, and since there's nothing stopping them from getting away with it again, why haven't they done it again?
[quote[And if you believe a person who is anti zionist is a anti semitic your a true fool.[/quote]
Not all anti-Zionists are anit-Semitic. You are, tho.
Depends on how they manifest their anti-zionism. A Zionist is one who supports the notion of an independent state of Israel. Some Jews support that, some don't. Some Jews hate their ancestry to much that they they themselves becomes anti-Semitic.
By and large that's a meaningless question.
It's vets like you who give real vets a bad name. You want to be worshiped because you served. You want people to take everything you say as gospel because you served. 'Oh, Im so special because I served.' Well, yer not.
So now you have to have served in the military to live in this country? What kind of twisted little play are you performing here?
Incidentally, as for not having a clue, you're right in that I've never served so I don't know exactly what it was like, but, my dad was at Pearl on December 7, 1941 at the age of 15, lied about his age and enlisted a year later, served at many of the major battles in the South Pacific, and eventually became a CMC before the end of his 20 years in the Navy. Also, I was part of a geek team that worked on hard drive data recovery after the Oklahoma City Bombing, and spent five weeks doing the same thing at the Pentagon immediately after 911 to recover data necessary leading up to the invasion of Afghanistan. We bunked at the Pentagon and worked nearly 24/7 due to the drop-dead date of when it had to be completed, as lives depended upon the information we recovered.
So while I have never served, per se, the concepts of what it's like to be a vet and of serving my country is not exactly foreign to me.
They never return my calls.
Why, won't they listen to you whehn you tell them?
An honorable vet would never say that.
ER, Exec. Director, 60 Minutes II. CBS 