What, you mean, Uncle Sam fkucs little kids and their families!!!

Yep! Send them to war


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and under a kilt .... there is just the freedom of expression ...

Bl8...Lets see what you look like baby...

bend over babie

Gypsy...im talking to Belushi...

but not anymore....i'm wanting to talk to people who arent going to try and make me feel like **** for doing something that i belive in

O'Kanata nangmini Nunavut piqujatii
Nalattiaqpavut angiglivaliajuti sangijulutillu
nanqipugu
O'Kanata mianiripluti
O'Kanata nunatsia
nangiqpugu mianiripluti
O'Kanata salagijauquna

It seems to have gone quiet in the "Lets shoot anything and everything" corner ...

I guess they are getting out the USMC manual on how to deal with people who ask uncomfortable questions ...

I know!!! SHOOT THEM!!!

well just know, that you guys are brave to put your life on the line......but your freedom is usually just a phone call away.....from your government.

Sad, but you fight in vain, sorry!

Im sooooooo in love!!!

fanta!!! thats the nunavit eskimo anthem!!!

wouldn't bend over for that, if I were butch, I'd switch teams...and this will end here..I will not stoop any lower then I have already...Ladies it's been enlightening...

alright it says it in ym profile but here goes


ONLY TWO DEFINING FORCES HAVE EVER OFFERED TO DIE FOR YOU. THE FIRST BEING JESUS CHRIST THE XONG OF GOD AND THE SECODN THE AMERICAN SOLDIER

Can we go back to making love not war???

Im so much better at that

i happen to think the paycheck cancels out the bravery part...but hey...

Yes, dying is much easier than living. I’ve tried both, and I’m still not sure which I would rather have.

Before I joined, I was married, and we talked about starting a family. Granted, I didn’t make a lot of money and my wife didn’t either.
After I joined, my wife and i were leading a 100% better life than we were before, we owned a nice 2 story 3 bedroom houses, and were talking about having children when I came back. We had a great life, and knew it was the 1st of many great things to come for us. My family was all proud of me, and we have grown 400% closer since I’ve joined, especially my father, who pretty much hated me before.
i go to war. I’m in country for 3 months when I get the news from back home. 2 weeks after I left, my wife starts fu(king anyone she could get under, she moved back to NY (stationed in VA) and stopped making our house payments. now, i have no wife, and no place to live. My entire world fell apart around me, and it only became worse when a month later I find out that my wife is now carrying another man's baby. Fast forward another 6 months, and I come home.

While you're away you can’t wait to see your significant other again. to see them for the 1st time in a year, from what I hear, its like falling in love all over again. No one was waiting for me. I got to see all of my friends hugging and holding their families, and i did the only thing i could have done, kept walking right off of the base. I hadn’t been in America for 10 months, and you know what I did? Bought a pistol (no permit or waiting period required in VA) and got a hotel room alone.

i had nothing. I left with so much, survived things some a$$hole action star would $hit himself seeing, and then had nothing. No wife, no kid, no house, and an extremely empty bank account, a pistol a room and a bottle of vodka. You know what saved my life that night? One of my friends from my division and his family happened to be staying in the same hotel, and I heard them talking as they walked passed my room.

what saved me was his voice, and i knew that i have made the best friends that anyone could ever ask for, friends that I am forever going to be connected to out of desperate times, and a camaraderie that is unsurpassed by anything in this world. I spent the rest of my liberty weekend with him and his family, who treated me like I was one of their own, before I flew home for some leave time with my family, and the inevitable confrontation with my wife.

I know that life is harder than dying, it’s MUCH harder. I was half a trigger pull from ending mine, but here I am. Not all of us go out to die dude, not even close. Hell, next year I will be doing my 3rd tour over there. I’ve made my peace with it. And I will survive it, and I will go on with the rest of my life, and I still wear the bullet around my neck to this day to remind me of the things I have overcome, and the person I have become.

I’ve said it before, but now I haven’t a choice. I came on here with the intents of conversing with some brothers-at-arms, not to defend what I am or what I do to anyone. I’m through with this thread. Good night to all of you.

Medic, Granite, Karma, drop me an e-mail sometime.

its all good combat...they all know why there free...its people like you that have paid for it in blood

SOLDIER???? OMFG so you believe in two forces that all they want to do is control you and take away your rights to question ...

Hellfire, "its worse than that, he's dead, Jim"

Combat, if I didn't care, I would be all for you getting your head messed up, perhaps your body broken, I would be cheering you on.


But I am not, I have a son your age, well he was when he joined, and like so many of his buddies that did their recruitment, basic, and training, and then their postings together, they are changed men, broken, and so very much less than when they went.


They trained, they prepared, they believed, and they were lied to.

That is what has broken them...

If I didn't care for the young I would be packing your bags for you.

Are you sure you want this?

Its really not a very good anthem!

OK

O Canada! Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada,
We stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land
Glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee;
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.