Quote Originally Posted by BlueCat
You pull your head out of your ass old man, YOU are directly responsible for those injured kids being blown to pieces with your past and present support of a fucked up and illegal war. Their blood is on YOUR HANDS.
Families are having a hard enough time dealing with their children gone off to war....it is like a kick in the teeth when more and more evidence shows the reasons for going were lies.....
then to have some half-wit crowing about victory in Iraq when there has been more American soldiers killed and injured this month than any month in the war.....and Bush is aiming at Iran now it is no skin off his back he will NEVER hold a gun nor will his children....Nor will YOU..
it is just the last straw.
In the mean time your "commander and Chief Your alternate asshole is out fishing and riding his bike....Taking the longest vacation in the history of the presidency, when his soldiers are at war....wow what a man.
And YOU Mr. Brave man you can't find anything better to do than pick on a woman who lost her son or one that misses hers terribly...
You are a coward you can't even stand up for your own Constitution much less a terrorist but you can praise a fucked up and failing Iraqi one.
No wonder you support BUSH you are both YELLOW COWARDS.
Oh, now I'm hurt. My kid is in the service also but the difference is that I'm not acting like a fucking idiot putting down his actions or the Government that HE joined up into. Your kid joined up on his own, why the fuck are you acting like dumbass? A person can be a traitor to his/her country but it's a piece of garbage that's a traitor to their own child!! TRY to THINK about it!!!

P.S. You want to play this name calling bullshit bring it on cause I'm more than armed!!!
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Successes this week in Iraq (5-11 Aug., 2005) Reconstruction projects strengthened Iraqâ??s infrastructure this week, while community leaders showed their commitment to rebuilding. Iraqi Security Forces continue to be an essential part in working to increase the countryâ??s security. Approximately 18,000 Iraqi schoolchildren will sit in freshly refurbished schools when their new school year starts in about six weeks. Iraqi and U.S. government agencies announced Aug. 6 that renovations of 43 schools in the northern and southern provinces Rating: 5