strangegrey wrote:RedWingFan wrote:But as far as Carl and all the others that did join, I take offense to "I support the troops but I don't support the war". That'd be like saying "I support the members of Journey but they've yet to record a decent song and are my favorite band ever" It makes no sense
Agreed. The idea that you can support one but not the other is assinine on the tallest order. The two, are by no means mutually exclusive. In fact, they're mutually connected. That's like saying "I want to join the marines for ground infantry, but I don't want to kill anyone!" or I want to be a surgeon, but I don't like blood!"...
The fact of the matter is that it's a very gutless way for someone to try to save face instead of being painted anti-patriot by saying you don't agree with the war.
If you don't support the war, fine. No problem with me. But that means you don't support the troops. Period. There's no middle ground. Grow a pair of balls and come out and say it. You can't have your cake and eat it too. Because there's simply no way you can say one without saying the other.
How the fuck do you figure that !? Youve always been actin kinda dumbbefore, but I know now it wasnt acting and all you.
I dont support the idioits who send out our countries sons and daughters over there to get killed,,,, But I do support the those who are there and have to do it, cause they have no choice. When you sign up for the military, you basically agree to do whatever it takes to do your job. Its like signing a contract with your company at any time,., you do it cause you have to, but doesnt mean you love it.
Pretty simple , dontcha think!? Has fuckin nothin to do with having a fuckin cake and eatin it .
So you basically think that all the people who are anti-war , are all anti-troops!? get real !
and redwingfan,,, your examples are plain stupids,,,,, if you wanna compare things, try to use some common sense too ,,,,at least ONCE IN A WHILE!