Differing philosophies - Page 5

mezz · #41 08-14-2012, 07:00 AM

... (snipped: a bunch of drivel that appears to be trying to say that boba doesn't consider Viet-nam veterens war heros. If it wasn't so lame I would have automatically screamed charges of plagerism) ...

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Originally Posted by bobabode

I loved that story about the gentleman who when asked, "What were you doing when you were seventeen?"

I was thirteen/ fourteen when I was dodging the Capitol Park Police batons as they tried to ride us down on horseback for peacefully protesting the Vietnam War.

No wonder you didn't think there was anything worth fighting for when you were a teen. When I was that age I was having lots of fun. Chasing girls, drinking, listening to great music. I was too young to understand (or care) what a liberal or conservative, democrat or republican was then, but I figured I had it pretty good living in the country that I did and had enough respect for the freedom it afforded me that I understood and respected those who risked their lives to defend it.

BlueStreak · #42 08-14-2012, 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mezz

Well, apparently Joe 'The Plumber' Wurzelbacher didn't build that so the prosperity didn't really belong to him anyway.

Hard to believe people who grew up in the US can support this way of thinking in 2012... especially all the old folks on here. It must have rather sucked to have grown up for so long hating what America was all about. I guess Obama is their dream come true now.

What did "Joe the Plumber" build, Mezz? Really. Show me the great and wonderous things that Wurzelbacher the pathetic loser from Toledo has built, I want to see it.

BlueStreak · #43 08-14-2012, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by mezz

... (snipped: a bunch of drivel that appears to be trying to say that boba doesn't consider Viet-nam veterens war heros. If it wasn't so lame I would have automatically screamed charges of plagerism) ...

No wonder you didn't think there was anything worth fighting for when you were a teen. When I was that age I was having lots of fun. Chasing girls, drinking, listening to great music. I was too young to understand (or care) what a liberal or conservative, democrat or republican was then, but I figured I had it pretty good living in the country that I did and had enough respect for the freedom it afforded me that I understood and respected those who risked their lives to defend it.

You ever serve in the military, Mezz? Or do you just show you support for our troops, while quietly making excuses....Like Limbaugh, Romney, Cheney and all the other Republican draft dodgers did?

Dave

BlueStreak · #44 08-14-2012, 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Boreas

Mess, you're not giving yourself nearly enough credit. It's not Ryan or Romney. It's you. You're a low life plagiarizing ignoramus who can't put together an original coherent thought to save your life. You are our resident troll, lurking under a rock, spitting at passers by and telling yourself how clever you are. You, Mess, are what the Republican Party has become, you and people just like you.

John

Beautiful, John. Just beautiful.

mezz · #45 08-14-2012, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

You ever serve in the military, Mezz? Or do you just show you support for our troops, while quietly making excuses....Like Limbaugh, Romney, Cheney and all the other Republican draft dodgers do?

Dave

The last time there was a draft in the US I was 7. I was registered with selective service from ages 18-25.

You ever protest war veterens BlueStreak? Maybe spit on some soldiers. That would seem to me to be about the opposite of serving.

merrylander · #46 08-14-2012, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by bobabode

That is exactly what mezz is saying. Ignoring the old people comment for the moment. Mezz believes that liberals are worse than stupid, it appears that he believes that liberals are traitors to his ideal of America.

Let me address DRay's statement that there are some well educated folk here on the boards. I, like Merrylander and Pete, am a drop out who graduated via the GED program. B+ by the way without much study beforehand. I do wish I had a better grasp on calculus and advanced algebra but that hasn't stopped me from receiving many an attaboy from building department engineers at the plan check desk not too mention admiration of my work from building inspectors and recommendations from planning department officials.

Mezz is a egomaniacal plagerist and it doesn't take higher learning to pick up on that. Congratulations Mezz on getting into a very exclusive club of one. DRay the Admin of this forum hasn't put anyone on his ignore list as far as I can tell. You are a disgrace to the forum and the sooner you are gone the better.

I must admit that I did have an edge on most people since all the tests they did on me apparently put me in the 99th percentile IQ wise.

BlueStreak · #47 08-14-2012, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mezz

The last time there was a draft in the US I was 7. I was registered with selective service from ages 18-25.

You ever protest war veterens BlueStreak? Maybe spit on some soldiers. That would seem to me to be about the opposite of serving.

You are one of the most assumptive dumbasses I have EVER met. Do you know that? It shows the depth of your brainwashing...Props to the folks at EIB...Gotta hand it to them, they do beautiful work.

You could have volunteered. But, I guess it suffices to say you registered during peacetime just like we ALL did, because we were required to. WOW, what a great American you are....

I served, voluntarily, in the U.S. Navy from 1982 through 1986. I was at sea or on detachment for nearly the entire four years, serving aboard the USS Coral Sea and the USS Contellation with Fighter Squadron VF-21, Flight Deck duty, one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.

I come from a family full of veterans. No, I've never protested against any wars, and I certainly would never spit on any veterans. I have a brother who served in Vietnam, my father and all of my Uncles served in WW2.

You Sir, know nothing but what Rove and his people want you to know and you can only think what they have progreammed you to think.

How does that feel?.....Stooge.

BlueStreak · #48 08-14-2012, 07:46 AM

And, one more thing, Mezz.

If Bob did protest against the Vietnam War, I have no problem with that. It is his right as an American citizen to protest actions by his government that he opposes. As a matter of fact, I admire him for having the guts to do so, even though I may not entirely agree with his stance.

See, you skillfully manipulated drone, this is what the First Amendment and the freedom to speak ones mind is all about. But, I don't expect you to have the intelligence to understand that.

Dave

finnbow · #49 08-14-2012, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by mezz

... I was too young to understand (or care) what a liberal or conservative, democrat or republican was then ...

Note to Mezz:

You still don't.

Boreas · #50 08-14-2012, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by mezz

The last time there was a draft in the US I was 7.

That's what I figured. No way in hell you'd put your sorry ass on the line for your country unless someone forced you to do it.

John