I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
Not within the United States. While the invasion of Iraq had many other, much less glorious goals, one of them was establishing a Democratic government in Iraq.*trevor said:I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
Not within the United States. While the invasion of Iraq had many other, much less glorious goals, one of them was establishing a Democratic government in Iraq.*trevor said:I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
Don't you mean the Vietnam war?Bacon Boy said:It's like back during WWII with the damn hippies protesting anti-war.Mochacho said:That's SERIOUSLY messed up. Not only do soldiers die to protect us, they die fighting to protect those who put them down. Like those asses. >:L they don't realize what the soldiers do for everyone. Without them, those protesters would probably be the ones rotting in hell.
We had two choices: Allow what was going on everywhere around the world to go on and maybe eventually submit to it, or fight.
Don't you mean the Vietnam war?Bacon Boy said:It's like back during WWII with the damn hippies protesting anti-war.Mochacho said:That's SERIOUSLY messed up. Not only do soldiers die to protect us, they die fighting to protect those who put them down. Like those asses. >:L they don't realize what the soldiers do for everyone. Without them, those protesters would probably be the ones rotting in hell.
We had two choices: Allow what was going on everywhere around the world to go on and maybe eventually submit to it, or fight.
So, in other words, his death did nothing to protect their rights.Pear said:Not within the United States. While the invasion of Iraq had many other, much less glorious goals, one of them was establishing a Democratic government in Iraq.*trevor said:I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
So, in other words, his death did nothing to protect their rights.Pear said:Not within the United States. While the invasion of Iraq had many other, much less glorious goals, one of them was establishing a Democratic government in Iraq.*trevor said:I don't know about that. Frankly I don't see what regime change in Iraq has done to protect my Constitutional rights.Pear said:The irony is that the soldier died for their right to protest their ignorant ideas at his funeral.
Thats exactly what they want you to do. Then they sue you.Nic said:Don't you mean the Vietnam war?Bacon Boy said:It's like back during WWII with the damn hippies protesting anti-war.Mochacho said:That's SERIOUSLY messed up. Not only do soldiers die to protect us, they die fighting to protect those who put them down. Like those asses. >:L they don't realize what the soldiers do for everyone. Without them, those protesters would probably be the ones rotting in hell.
We had two choices: Allow what was going on everywhere around the world to go on and maybe eventually submit to it, or fight.
I kick their ass if I saw signs like this at a military funeral.
Thats exactly what they want you to do. Then they sue you.Nic said:Don't you mean the Vietnam war?Bacon Boy said:It's like back during WWII with the damn hippies protesting anti-war.Mochacho said:That's SERIOUSLY messed up. Not only do soldiers die to protect us, they die fighting to protect those who put them down. Like those asses. >:L they don't realize what the soldiers do for everyone. Without them, those protesters would probably be the ones rotting in hell.
We had two choices: Allow what was going on everywhere around the world to go on and maybe eventually submit to it, or fight.
I kick their ass if I saw signs like this at a military funeral.