U.S. Soldiers Believe in War on Terror - Page 3

"To come out and work with you guys every day, it's a good feeling," Pinkley, 26, told his 101st Airborne Division buddies during the ceremony earlier this month. His wife, Kimberly, watched with a smile, their toddler in her arms.

i suppose fox news is helping them

On April 24 2004 20:28 TeCh)PsylO wrote:
The problem with these threads, is that they are usually started by people who do not follow through with there apparent desire to prove a point. Maybe there is no point? The general habit of such threads is that a rather generic conservative claim will be made with no information, or even intelligence, to back it up. Then various forum members will begin to point out the fallacies in the givin claim, only to be followed by more generalized unbacked statements that usually follow along some unrational ideoligical nonsense that looks like it could be copy/pasted off of a transcript of a Hannity and Colmes episode. This will continue until the resident zealots are overwhelmed with information that they can not dispute, then they will stop responding until the thread disappears into the back pages of our little community. Of course, 3 weeks later the same thing will happen again. I don't think I have ever come across such hard headed, stubborn, ignorant, gullible, and foolish people than I have in "debates" on this forum. This of course does not apply to everybody, but seems to be a pretty accurate description of what happens here.

On April 24 2004 17:28 MrIncognito wrote:
Finding 5 guys who love Bush in the military is not that hard. The fact that a few people are willing to give such quotes does not constitute evidence.

On April 25 2004 09:58 STIMEY d okgm fish wrote:
military culture is like........ u not supposed to have a political opinion, not judge the president at all. try not to think about it, because u have to back him no matter what. its harder to do this with bush than other presidents i think. afghanistan make sense.. iraq.. um. not horrible idea but the reasonings/policiess were insulting to anyone who was listening. im surprised some ppl are so inspired by bush reading a teleprompter now and then that they will believe anything he says years after 9/11. i didnt realize usa had so many ppl like that. i suppose fox news is helping them

On April 25 2004 11:23 Countdown wrote:


A large majority of the military votes Republican. Their absentee ballots are what gave Bush the official margin of 500+ votes in Florida.

On April 25 2004 11:31 Hot_Bid wrote:


along with florida not recognizing thousands of black voters due to illegal requirements

Did you do any research

On April 25 2004 11:40 TeCh)PsylO wrote:


Did you?

On April 25 2004 10:17 karelen wrote:


well, thats internet discussions for you. arguing over something face to face with another individual in real life seldom ends this way ( I am not counting politicians here ).
but on the other hand, if we were to back up every opinion we have with a vast and foolproof amount of evidence nothing would be said. and no, I dont think the members of this fine forum is any more "hard headed, stubborn, ignorant, gullible, and foolish people" compared to other forums. people obviously have a need to vent their opinions on these matters, I dont think anyone here seriously wants or thinks that they can convert readers of their posts to their belief. but hey, who cares, I find it fascinating that people have strong views on topics as divergent as the "iraqi war" to "how to save the dolphins".

well, my long rant was supposed to end with a nice finish containing messages of love and pink teddybears.. nah, I'll just go play some bw

On April 24 2004 11:21 x[ReaPeR]x wrote:"To come out and work with you guys every day, it's a good feeling," Pinkley, 26, told his 101st Airborne Division buddies during the ceremony earlier this month. His wife, Kimberly, watched with a smile, their toddler in her arms."

On April 25 2004 12:52 TeCh)PsylO wrote:
the details


edit: *warning* Truth may anger some.