I served my country

and was willing to lay down my life so that the Tool-In Chief can play golf on Memorial Day. Good to know that my service meant something. laugh
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You didn't die in vain, Cranky. sad flower
Do you think his time would be better spent tweeting? laugh
I thought so too,- i served my country - as it turned out - i served a system and the interests of the global oligarchy
I think Donald Trump has only got one interest, Cranky: Donald Trump.
Follow me men, I'm right behind you. gotta go
Trump went to Arlington and laid a reef just like Obama or any other president. If you want to attack him find something of substance, otherwise you come off looking like a partisan hack.

PS. My mum was thrilled when the American soldiers arrived in Germany. She probably wouldn't have lived much longer if they hadn't.
Let me qualify my comment by saying I am not a vet - I did not go to Nam as I failed the physical - not with a bone spur letter, but a bad heart. But I have to go along with Cranky on this. Trump does not measure up as leader on any score.

On a related note I think the way the US treats its warriors is appalling. We could and should do better.
General Bone Spurs appears morbidly obese, inactive, and over 70. At high risk of Covid related mortality. The country can't afford to pay the hospital bills for these kinds of lazy slobs.
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I am a combat vet, served US Army 1989 to 2011. I want to thank all of you who love our country and have sacrificed everything for our country, no matter who you are you have my gratitude and respect.
P.S. Thanks to ALL who have served the country honorably. thumbs up thumbs up
Yep golfing & tweeting.

I'm glad your still here with us hug
Geezer did you have a couple of foot spurs? giggle
I'm not a great fan of armed combat, but if ever there was a time it was justified, it was WWII.

The fact that it was based upon conscription only leaves me more in awe of the ordinary people like your brother, Ooby, who were so extraordinary and brave in their service to humankind.

The chances of your brother and my mum having crossed paths is probably quite slim, but it was American soldiers who filled her mug with soup. She was too malnourished to eat it all at once, so my grandmother would reheat it bit by bit for her.
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"Never think that war, no matter how necessary, nor how justified, is not a crime."
-- Ernest Hemingway

cowboy
I couldn't agree with that more, Mic.

That's why memorial day should be about how it came to pass, as well as those who passed.
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Well Said cheers

cowboy
Hey Ms. the_gripper --
Have you ever considered joining Veterans For Peace?

It was started in the U.S. by vets opposed to the Vietnam War & now has chapters Worldwide, including the UK ...

Good folks & sounds like you'd fit in well ...

Membership is Not limited to vets.

The Principles of VFP -- Laid out some 40 years prior to the founding of VFP ...

Our Chapter's most Senior member ...

... 98 yo "Pinky" Behlen -- WWII Nurse in the ETO.

cowboy
The "Tool-in Chief" gets do what he wants.

He is a DO AS I SAY, kind guy.
Noted Mic, thankyou for the information.
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