
I'm sure you've seen it, but since you asked...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wefb0ESoVDo Originally Posted by Doove
And if he thinks our military members and war dead are 'losers' and 'suckers', imagine what he thinks of you gullible saps. Originally Posted by Doovejust because the Atlantic, a far left publication claims so without any facts to back it up doesn't mean it happened. why won't any of these anonymous sources come forward? if the source was John Kelly as has been speculated why won't he come forward? he's not part of Trump's staff anymore. is he afraid Evil Lord Trump will stop his Army pension (he can't but that doesn't stop you far lefty's from believing he would)?
McCain wasn't a hero. he never did anything heroic in Vietnam. surviving being captured doesn't make him or anyone else a hero Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Soooooo.......you would agree that being killed doesn't make anyone a hero? Or perhaps you can explain the difference between being captured and being killed, in "hero" terms.
Perhaps we should just cancel Memorial Day and be done with it? Originally Posted by Doove
shhhhhh ya n yup. But Doove is trying to put words in another mouth that they did not say.What words did i put in anyone's mouth? He said being captured doesn't make anyone a hero. So it would follow that being killed doesn't make anyone a hero. If that's not true, explain how.
its better to let it be, and let them play. Originally Posted by offshoredrilling
What words did i put in anyone's mouth? He said being captured doesn't make anyone a hero. So it would follow that being killed doesn't make anyone a hero. If that's not true, explain how.
I'll wait. And ask 20 times if i have to. Originally Posted by Doove
What was the question?? Originally Posted by Paulie Rockstarwait, He'll ask again
Here's your answer doouche, I mean doove:yup
Don Holleder, a football hero at Aquinas Institute and the United States Military Academy at West Point and one of Rochester’s greatest athletes, died an American hero attempting to rescue wounded soldiers at the Battle of Ong Thanh. He was 33. Originally Posted by big daddio
Here's your answer doouche, I mean doove: Originally Posted by big daddioClever.
Don Holleder, a football hero at Aquinas Institute and the United States Military Academy at West Point and one of Rochester’s greatest athletes, died an American hero attempting to rescue wounded soldiers at the Battle of Ong Thanh. He was 33.Another non-answer. People died. No shit. Hell, that's not even a solid effort.