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Absolutely disgusting Yank prejudice
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You think you know it all then, you tell me, when you where fighting age WTF did you know about anything? He joined the army to serve his country and/or to make a living.Originally posted by Likely View PostIf he had his legs blown off it is the consequence of his action joining the military. If he was joined against his will or were brainwashed from childhood then you are right he is not to blame.
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Becoming a soldier is a job, not a political decision, if said soldier was told to participate in an invasion of France tomorrow thats what he has to do.
And yes, it is a consequence of him joining the military, but WTF are you to wish him ill for it?There are no evil thoughts except one: the refusal to thinkComment
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I thought the hotel had refused to comment.Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostI know a lot of hotels and bars that will not accept military through their doors. It has something to do with wrecking the place and intimidating civilian guests.
Lets wait and see what their excuse is before damning them shall we.Comment
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Don't sit on the fence, tell us what you really think.Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostYou slimy smear.Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Originally posted by sunnysan View PostYou think you know it all then, you tell me, when you where fighting age WTF did you know about anything? He joined the army to serve his country and/or to make a living.
Becoming a soldier is a job, not a political decision, if said soldier was told to participate in an invasion of France tomorrow thats what he has to do.
And yes, it is a consequence of him joining the military, but WTF are you to wish him ill for it?
Some are blind when joining the army , some are not. I'd agree it is on a case by case basis. However people like the prince who say "Take me back to the front" are enough dumb and stupid to have any pity for them...Comment
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That's some mighty impressive trolling - you got a bagful hooked ...Originally posted by Likely View PostSome are blind when joining the army , some are not. I'd agree it is on a case by case basis. However people like the prince who say "Take me back to the front" are enough dumb and stupid to have any pity for them...Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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I am pretty sure that they did not allow blind people in the Army. Well, I remember that part of my entrance test!!!Originally posted by Likely View PostSome are blind when joining the army , some are not. ..."If you can read this, thank a teacher....and since it's in English, thank a soldier"Comment
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