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having friends that go to war...
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7even:
it's shame your people are forced to go through such a time
JTSimon:
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/
Yeah shit is fucked up when you hear about 18-21 year olds dying.
Hopefully your friend will get some counseling and recover.
Montana00:
--- Quote from: 7even the Harbinger on June 15, 2004, 04:29:41 PM ---it's shame your people are forced to go through such a time
--- End quote ---
i dont know what they do where you live but in america you volunteer.
btw, i feel bad for your friends. i hope they the one has a good recovery. and the other one stays safe.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: rampant on June 15, 2004, 04:45:16 PM ---
--- Quote from: 7even the Harbinger on June 15, 2004, 04:29:41 PM ---it's shame your people are forced to go through such a time
--- End quote ---
i dont know what they do where you live but in america you volunteer.
btw, i feel bad for your friends. i hope they the one has a good recovery. and the other one stays safe.
--- End quote ---
My boy is from Cali, so his friends had to sign up. But on the real, look at the military, notice that most of the military is poor people and minorities, and notice that most are trying to get money to afford college. We put our kids out there because we forget that they are our kids, and think of them as pawns for our political gain, because the kids of those that make the choices, they are in private schools, or during draft time they spend their draft years in the National Guard so they wouldn't get drafted. It's all good though, that's been the way of the world for years, it's time to change it, but that would involve electing leaders that know what it's like to serve their country during war. Great presidents avoided wars, Kennedy avoided war, Lincoln tried all he can to avoid war, Eisenhower, even though he started the Vietnam conflict, he tried to keep it very low profile.
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