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Eightball said:You can see her in all her splendid, patriotic glory now.
Thanks. Oh my, she seems to be enjoying that!
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Eightball said:You can see her in all her splendid, patriotic glory now.
Cindy's mosh pit--what a boob.Kathianne said:Thanks. Oh my, she seems to be enjoying that!
Kathianne said:Thanks. Oh my, she seems to be enjoying that!
Abbey Normal said:I think she likes where that policeman on the left has his hand. :shocked:
The ClayTaurus said:Also sad is the right's perception of her. She's cleary a mentally unstable person with extreme left viewpoints, most of which are likely a result of people like Michael Moore taking advantage of and propagandazing her.
But all I hear is that she's the mouthpiece for anyone who isn't pro-war. The left has used her to promote their agenda, but the right is using her to discredit ANYONE who is anti-war. She is, to conservatives, a liberal first, and maybe insane (in the actual definition of the word) third or fourth.
Both sides should just let her go off and pound her head against a wall in solitude.
shes something alright, but i was thinking more along the lines of an assdilloduck said:Cindy's mosh pit--what a boob.
GunnyL said:Pshaw ...... the woman is a nightmare. She's basking in the limelight of her 15 minutes that the left has so kindly for her extended way past its time. She's driven her husband off with her antics, so she has nowhere to go back to. Might as well ride it for all it's worth. When the left is done with her and moved on to the next Whacko of the Minute, she'll be alone with nothing. I can't say I feel sorry for her. It will be the result of her own actions.
i think he divorced her, or was in the process last i heardinsein said:That is true. Where is her husband in all of this? Surely he grieves over his sons death in the same manor? I only assumed it was a whacko religious custom to mourn a family members death through self absorbed public displays of narcissism in her religion. I guess divorce isnt a problem when your wife decides to take a steaming crap on your son's memory.
Johnney said:i think he divorced her, or was in the process last i heard
she is sad indeed. wanted to ask the President why he hadnt encouraged his daughters to join? thats a riot. let me see... im a female whose dad is the president and rich. im tired of the riches, i wanna join the military. yeah right. until the draft comes back people need to stfu about sending people in political position kids into war. last i knew it was a volunteer military. or did that change?Jimmyeatworld said:
Johnney said:she is sad indeed. wanted to ask the President why he hadnt encouraged his daughters to join? thats a riot. let me see... im a female whose dad is the president and rich. im tired of the riches, i wanna join the military. yeah right. until the draft comes back people need to stfu about sending people in political position kids into war. last i knew it was a volunteer military. or did that change?
The ClayTaurus said:It's a volunteer army with programs design to help the impoverished, which leads to higher levels of "disadvantaged" Americans. Some would say the disadvantaged should be thankful the government is willing to help them out, some would say the government should find another way to help out the poor that doesn't involve putting them in harms way... it all depends on your mindset.
In general, I think leaders would be a bit more intelligent if they had someone personally involved, instead of just "Americans." And I don't mean that in the "wouldn't go to war kind of way" but rather the "this war would already be over" kind of way.
archangel said:read my post Jessie(race card) Jackson...I think I covered this disadvantaged minority myth!
The ClayTaurus said:Ok, I did. Now you tell me where I ever mentioned race.
well yes i have to admit that there are some. but what is that % compared to those that dont? like i said, its volunteer now, there is no draft. thats what i was getting at. cindy i think fails to realize that.archangel said:WWII JFK...from a rich and powerful political family served in the Navy as a Lt.Comd in combat...John McCain another Lt.Comd from a wealthy and powerful family served as a Navy pilot VN...GW's dad Bush41 served as a Navy pilot(Lt) combat WWII...even Al Gore served in VN as a Army Times writer SP4 E-4 he was from a wealthy political family...not really combat but close...the list goes on and on...It would be really nice if todays 'heavies' kids did get their hands dirty from time to time...it surely would prevent any further criticism from the anti-war group...IMO
archangel said:quote"disadvantaged"...in todays military which is volunteer one must have a HS Diploma or above and a clean record(for the most part) therefore that puts them just about middle class give or take a few points...During the Korean and Vietnam war most were also middle class white soldiers who served and died...are you now saying middle class soldiers are disadvantaged?
Johnney said:well yes i have to admit that there are some. but what is that % compared to those that dont? like i said, its volunteer now, there is no draft. thats what i was getting at. cindy i think fails to realize that.
its like that stupid song from system of a down, byob. one of the lyrics is "why do they always send the poor". well guess what if the poor sign up they go, if the rich sign up they go.
one of the things that piss me off about the antis is they have no concept to what the military is. when this war kicked off i remember a news cast that hod a concerned mom on it who stated "my son didnt sign up to go to war". sickening
imo, from what i hear on tv and read in the news, people are urked becasue of that fact.The ClayTaurus said:But the poor sign up more than the rich because the military is structured to benefit the poor much more than the rich. I have no qualms about that, because the people fighting in Iraq so they can go to college when they get back will fight even harder with such potential around the corner.