TANGO - MIKE MIKE

im 20... my generation are prety much all whiny panzies who dont know what a hero is nor do they have any respect for the people who made it possible for them to chat on their phones and play their ipods.

i play plenty of war games... call of duty, halo, operation flashpoint (my favorite, the old one is the best) all the battlefields... it just isnt the same on the screen obviously. i want people to learn the REAL history of our warriors. schools act like its a bad thing to talk about our military.

if we want to be around for much longer as a nation we need to keep our military knowledge and pride.

when i was in highschool i was usually one of the only ones who did the pledge... why??? it sickened me when i would rise every morning and place my hand on my heart and loudly and proudly say it. it wasnt about modern politics, i said it for the men before me who died for me and for the hopes of preserving the greatest nation the world has ever seen! i get sick when i see punks who talk trash about the pledge of allegiance and mock me for proudly displaying our flag and then they turn around and listen to their music and eat their food, suckling off of what the greatest men in our history have fought and died for and these people never heard of any of our real heros and dont care at all. sorry im ranting im just still mad about the way things are. every person should proudly display our flag and say the pledge from the bottom of their heart. even if they have no wish to serve in the miltiary the least they can do is say thank you to the people who have given so much for these people to be what they are now.

What's really sad is that I'd never heard his story before now.

im 20... my generation are prety much all whiny panzies who dont know what a hero is nor do they have any respect for the people who made it possible for them to chat on their phones and play their ipods.

i play plenty of war games... call of duty, halo, operation flashpoint (my favorite, the old one is the best) all the battlefields... it just isnt the same on the screen obviously. i want people to learn the REAL history of our warriors. schools act like its a bad thing to talk about our military.

if we want to be around for much longer as a nation we need to keep our military knowledge and pride.

when i was in highschool i was usually one of the only ones who did the pledge... why??? it sickened me when i would rise every morning and place my hand on my heart and loudly and proudly say it. it wasnt about modern politics, i said it for the men before me who died for me and for the hopes of preserving the greatest nation the world has ever seen! i get sick when i see punks who talk trash about the pledge of allegiance and mock me for proudly displaying our flag and then they turn around and listen to their music and eat their food, suckling off of what the greatest men in our history have fought and died for and these people never heard of any of our real heros and dont care at all. sorry im ranting im just still mad about the way things are. every person should proudly display our flag and say the pledge from the bottom of their heart. even if they have no wish to serve in the miltiary the least they can do is say thank you to the people who have given so much for these people to be what they are now.




I'm impressed that you are only 20. Thanks for taking the time to tell us what you think ~ it's encouraging. Please pass along my thanks to mom & dad!

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Selflessness.

They don't teach that in school.

military men are the best people you will ever meet. you look at a man and if he will kill someone and die for you to live on and for yours and his children... and then look at a man who will not, who will not do what is needed for his people... how can you even compare???

if we had no military men we would not exist as a nation, we would be slaves to the muslims, nazis, and everyone else who oppose our way of life.

What's really sad is that I'd never heard his story before now.

Same here. An in-fu'g-credible tale of a truly valiant warrior. And then the way SSA tried to screw him over. RIP, TMM!

my moms a GLPer and every time i talk to her shes laughing and studying whats going on here, shes been on the earthquake thing for a week. shes an amazing mom, my dad was an amazing man too, served in vietnam, shot in the legs but kept doing what he was supposed to do, he died in 04.

im glad i have/had older parents instead of these new age yuppies.

OMG what a moving story - I'm from the Vietnam generation - two of my high school buddies died there - one a potential husband - it was hard to take. To this day, I miss them terribly.

These were all good people - guys caught up in a draft they couldn't or wouldn't (by choice) get out of.

Volunteered at a vet hospital during the war - these guys were so young and yet turned into old men quickly.

And yet it is now admitted the Gulf of Tonkin incident never happened.

Young people, especially guys who are playing all the glamorized war-game videos, don't think, ever, your government is NOT using you for their ultimate purpose of global domination - in real life.

IF ANYTHING REMEMBER HENRY KISSINGER'S QUOTE: "MILITARY MEN ARE DUMB, STUPID ANIMALS TO BE USED AS PAWNS FOR FOREIGN POLICY."

So, how does THAT make you feel? Still don't care? Want to be a hero?

Come with me one day and visit my friends' graves. So young, so young.

...REMEMBER HENRY KISSINGER'S QUOTE: "MILITARY MEN ARE DUMB, STUPID ANIMALS TO BE USED AS PAWNS FOR FOREIGN POLICY."

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I posted about this other great warrior that passed away a month ago and no one gave a shit :(

Robert L. Howard, one of America's most decorated soldiers passes away today.

Thread: Robert L. Howard, one of America's most decorated soldiers passes away today.

amazing the anti soldier marxists nuts have not come out slamming this thread yet particularly the foriegn ones not form america ....


my father was a GB