A friendly service

[knucklehead]

As a friendly service to all those posting here who are in favor of the conflict in Iraq, I'm providing these useful links so that you may fully show your support through some direct involvement:

www.goarmy.com
www.navy.com
www.afrecruiting.com
www.marines.com

This should put you in touch with someone who can get you on your way to really showing support for W's plan of action, provided you are young enough and physically and mentally fit.

Good Luck!!


p.s.- Even though I can't speak for Warlord action's, I'm pretty sure you would be included in Warlord's updates if the situation presented itself.

[johnny861]

This must be the counter arugment for, "If you don't like the policy of this country, get out."

been there done that.

got the t-shirt, the desert uniform, the battle patch, the sand in strange places still to prove it.

[Ash]

I've done my time and been over there at the tail end of the last desert conquest and I still don't support it, so yeah, thanks but no thanks.

[Cock Puncher]

they won't take me, too many allergies and I have asthma(sp)

but my brother law is over there, kickin some ass

[willy_jack]

Originally posted by knucklehead
As a friendly service to all those posting here who are in favor of the conflict in Iraq, I'm providing these useful links so that you may fully show your support through some direct involvement:

www.goarmy.com
www.navy.com
www.afrecruiting.com
www.marines.com

This should put you in touch with someone who can get you on your way to really showing support for W's plan of action, provided you are young enough and physically and mentally fit.

Good Luck!!


p.s.- Even though I can't speak for Warlord action's, I'm pretty sure you would be included in Warlord's updates if the situation presented itself.

BWAHHAHAHAHAH I LOVE YOUR SARCASM!!!!

[knucklehead]

Originally posted by johnny861
This must be the counter arugment for, "If you don't like the policy of this country, get out."

Not quite. It's more to illustrate that it is one thing to support a conflict when you can sit in the comfort of your lazy boy and watch it on tv. It's an entirely different thing to support it when you are putting your own life on the line. While many people often use the word "we" (myself included) it is actually not "we" who are over there.

This is not to say that all people who are currently or have been in the U.S. military support the current adminiistrations policies. Furthermore, while non-support of policy during times like this is often misconstrued as being against anyone in the miltary, I can personally say that I am not against the soldiers who are in the fight.

If you are against the policies of this country, do your part to change them. This country belongs to every citizen in it.

If you are for the conflict in Iraq and you are fit and able for service, join the military, request a tour of duty in Iraq, and you will soon have a great opportunity to directly support the effort.

[willy_jack]

Originally posted by knucklehead
Not quite. It's more to illustrate that it is one thing to support a conflict when you can sit in the comfort of your lazy boy and watch it on tv. It's an entirely different thing to support it when you are putting your own life on the line. While many people often use the word "we" (myself included) it is actually not "we" who are over there.

This is not to say that all people who are currently or have been in the U.S. military support the current adminiistrations policies. Furthermore, while non-support of policy during times like this is often misconstrued as being against anyone in the miltary, I can personally say that I am not against the soldiers who are in the fight.

If you are against the policies of this country, do your part to change them. This country belongs to every citizen in it.

If you are for the conflict in Iraq and you are fit and able for service, join the military, request a tour of duty in Iraq, and you will soon have a great opportunity to directly support the effort.

great post.......