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19 Feb 04 - 07:30 PM (#1119595) Subject: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: tar_heel Open Letter to John Kerry: My wife had rotator cuff surgery earlier this year, and the recovery is terribly painful. Then, she developed a staph-epi infection, and they had to cut the same scar open and operate on her again.
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19 Feb 04 - 07:53 PM (#1119622) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: GUEST From the UK. I wouldn't vote for him as your next President! But is your voting system robust enough to ensure a fair result to reflect the wishes of your voters?? |
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19 Feb 04 - 07:56 PM (#1119629) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Gareth Guest 07.53 Err, Don't yer mean "you could not vote for him .... Gareth |
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19 Feb 04 - 08:23 PM (#1119648) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Walking Eagle Our Tar Heal sounds like a plant from the RNC. Yawn, I'm tired from working my non-productive 60 hours. |
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19 Feb 04 - 09:49 PM (#1119713) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: beadie Tar Heel: |
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19 Feb 04 - 09:59 PM (#1119725) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: beadie Tar Heel: [Pardon the premature post] No flame, just a question . . . . How many National Guard types did you encounter while in-country? I suspect that the fact that Lt. Kerry's testimony before Congress was in 1971 influenced his reference to the relative safety of National Guard service AT THAT TIME. He was in no position to anticipate the degradation of active forces in the future that would occasion the necessity of using formerly "home guard" troops in active combat when he formed the opinion, as did so many others, that National Guard service during the Vietnam War was an easy, and legal, "out." As a vet against the war, myself, I also believe that many young men in 1971 would have paid dearly for a slot in their local guard unit, just as a way to avoid getting shot at. |
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19 Feb 04 - 10:56 PM (#1119756) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Rapparee On approximately April 13, 1968, Lyndon Johnson activated 24,000 reservists and National Guardsmen. They were federalized on May 13, 1968 for up to two years active duty, and released around the middle of August, 1969. About 10,000 of these served in Vietnam; some died there. They came from Illinois, Indiana, Idaho, Kansas, and other states. I know this. I was one of them, as was my brother and several of my cousins. We joined before there were waiting lists, and we knew that there was a chance of call-up. We tossed the dice and lost, so we went. This is for your information, not to take a side one way or the other. I can say, however, that those who ended up on a waiting list and were then drafted before they got into a reserve unit would have a right to be angry about those who were given preference -- and that DID happen. |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:05 AM (#1119794) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: LadyJean I was talking with a Vietnam veteran tonight. He said being in the National Guard, during the Vietnam era was one way of avoiding the draft. |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:36 AM (#1119811) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Sorcha LadyJean, I beg to differ. The very first Nat'l Gaurdsman to be killed in VietNam was from my home town unit....The Gaurd DID die in Nam. Lots of them. I have NO clue about the above letter, except that tar_heel didn't write it...just pasted it. |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:54 AM (#1119817) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Little Hawk He's not talking about you, tarheel, and I doubt that he was talking about most American soldiers in Vietnam, but he was referring to things that actually happened and that matter. Are you aware that in WWII it was pretty routine for American pilots in the Pacific to strafe and kill hundreds of Japanese survivors in the water after ships sank? War crimes. It is also true that the Japanese did the same thing to Allied survivors. There was tremendous brutality on both sides. Are you aware that American pilots in '44 and '45 were given instructions to freely strafe anything that they considered might be of benefit to the German economy? This included any man, woman, or child they saw, any farm animal in a field, any living thing in effect that moved on German ground aside from a wild animal. And they did it. I read a book about Chuck Yeager. He and one of the other American pilots were talking about it one day, and the guy remarked, "I hope to God we win this war, cos we're in a whole heap of trouble if we don't." Well, they won it, and you don't hear much about that stuff now. There were lots of American soldiers who, like you, served honorably in Vietnam and in previous wars. There were also bad apples, bad policies, units that went berserk on some occasions, and there were war crimes. Kerry just happens to be a Democrat, which you don't like, and he happens to have drawn attention to specific incidents that you'd rather not know about or hear about. That doesn't mean you, personally, have been accused by him of anything whatsoever, nor is it a blanket condemnation of American soldiers. Another thing: At the end of WWII there were any number of German soldiers who had never personally committed war crimes, had served honorably, and some did not believe that their side would or could ever commit war crimes. Sound familiar? Loyalty to flag, unit, and country is a powerful thing, and there are good and honorable men (plenty of them) in ALL armies. - LH |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:57 AM (#1119821) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Jack the Sailor An open letter to Don Bendell Canon City, Colorado You wrote this??? My wife had rotator cuff surgery earlier this year, and the recovery is terribly painful. Then, she developed a staph-epi infection, and they had to cut the same scar open and operate on her again. Just thinking about the pain and anxiety of facing that painful surgery a second time in the same wound, makes me cringe. That experience, however pales in comparison to what I am going through right now, in my heart. The old hurts are surfacing and the feelings of betrayal by fellow citizens, and their leader stirring them up, are breaking my heart again. I am being cut in the same scar. You big insufferable five year old cry baby!!!! How dare you compare your hurt feelings to your wife's real pain. Grow up!! You are denegrating the memory of your fallen comrades with this clearly partisan rant. Jack the Sailor If you wish to answer me personally register and send me a P.M. I'm not trying to belittle the hurt feelings returning Vietnam Vets might have had. But this is clearly rhetorical B.S. Clearly there were soldiers convicted of all those things that Kerry spoke of when protesting the war also it is clear the Mr. Bush Chose not to volunteer for the war and that Mr. Kerry did. Tar_Heel what the heck is wrong with you? Why did you post this whinefest? Get over it! Get a life!! |
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20 Feb 04 - 11:19 AM (#1119851) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: GUEST I'm sorry I even feel a need to post but sweet sufferin Jaysus is it ever enough? Thanx UK Guest for your useless opine, every vote counts. |
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20 Feb 04 - 11:29 AM (#1119857) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: CarolC Based on his opening post to this thread, we have no reason to expect that tar_heel ever saw any kind of military service whatever. We don't even have any reason to expect that he knows anything at all about the Vietnam war. All we know is that he's good at copy-pasting other people's words, and using them to try to make a point that he is, apparently, incapable of making himself. |
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20 Feb 04 - 11:34 AM (#1119865) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Peter T. Oh, those coupla bad-apples. One, ok two, maybe, possibly, three. Couldn't have been any more. Of course, after we napalmed the orchard..... yours, Peter T. |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:08 PM (#1119887) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: beadie Rapaire: No offense was meant to the forces (regular or reserve) that were sent to fight and die in VietNam. I was trying to point out that it was an impression (a correct one, more often than not, over the course of the war) that Guard service was an insulator from active duty. |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:15 PM (#1119892) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: tar_heel well CAROL C,i was born at the wrong time i guess,but i did spend 8 years in the USN-R...i joined while in my jr.,year in high school,1954... so my time served was between the korean war and before the vietnam war... and then,president EISENHOWER,proclaimed all active reservist during peace time could full fill their obligation by staying in the reserves as long as no national emergency existed... so,i guess it's my dad's or mom's fault i was born in 1936... anyway,what do you know about the military? |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:19 PM (#1119899) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: tar_heel oh yea,CAROL C.,if it wasn't for CONSERVATIVES like me here in MUDCAT,you bleeding heart liberals would have nothing to bitch about! |
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20 Feb 04 - 12:22 PM (#1119901) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: CarolC What makes you think I'm a liberal, tar_heel? And it looks to me like you're the one who's doing the bitching. But I don't think you're in a position to tell us which Vietnam Veterans we should believe, and which we shouldn't, seeing as how you weren't even there yourself. |
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20 Feb 04 - 01:13 PM (#1119935) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Steve in Idaho I know better that to post - but what Senator Kerry testified to at that time was the truth. Just like the truth that was posted above. One person's opinion. Senator Kerry was a part of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. As such membership in that organisation meant you needed to have been there. Like LH said - in WW-II lots of atrocities were committed by both sides. In Korea it was reported that infantrymen sighted in their rifles by shooting at rice farmers out in their fields. I know this for a fact as several of my Company Gunnery Sergeants were in Korea and saw it. As far as what Senator Kerry testified to in 1971 the National Guard was a place to hide from Vietnam service. As a former VA employee and resident of Idaho I can tell you that the angriest service members I ever met were from Orofino, Idaho - they lost the toss of the dice and ended up in Vietnam. And they joined to stay OUT of Vietnam. The letter is just one person's opinion. and thumping their chest with their service being "tougher" and "everyone knew it" stuff is just that - their opinion. Maybe the author ought to go talk to those of us who fought up on the DMZ the first time. Or the Army troops who fought in the Au Shau in November of 65. Both of those had it far worse than any snoop and poop outfit that ever served in Vietnam - with the notable exception of a few Navy Seals operations. From personal experience I can tell you that all of the things Senator Kerry testified to in those days was true. That we want to write it off to Vietnam being this fine little war we went in and helped everyone out just plain sucks the big one. That's history, and history is written by those who came after with an agenda dictated by those in power. I can tell you that the reason the WW-II vets were so angry with us when we came home talking about what we had seen and experienced was simply this - they had those same crimes in their past and did not want the shame to well up and overwhelm them with the sorrow of what it was to go to war as an active participant. The really sorry aspect of this whole thing is simply this. 40 freaking years later Vietnam Veterans are still a divided entity. We have not come together in Brotherhood. We still seem to find it necessary to compare the hate during the war to today - and it simply is an old dog that does not hunt anymore. Senator Kerry and President Bush served their country and it should not be an issue in deciding this election. And as far as the Montegnards go - they got killed long before Senator Kerry got involved in the political aspects of the attempts to bring them here. That was a decision made by the remnants of President Nixon's administration under Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter. Read your history for crying out loud. I certainly empathise with the man - the Green Berets worked hard at keeping those tribes loyal to the US effort in Vietnam. Often at great personal sacrifice. My hat's off to them for what they did. I can also tell you that we Marines built for the Vietnamese. Dug ditches, wells, built roads, cared for the kids, and all of the other things troops do for children in a hostile fire zone. But we also killed them. Not on purpose for the most part. But it happened. I better shut the crap up - my last tirade got me in trouble - And for the record - I still think Iraq was a justified action - and yes my children are home safe from it. My Brother is currently missing in Afghanistan but I am hopeful he is just too busy to let me know he is OK. Steve |
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20 Feb 04 - 02:32 PM (#1119979) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: CarolC I think your're a very courageous man, Steve. |
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20 Feb 04 - 09:20 PM (#1120147) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: MarkS Wonder if there is any truth in what the first poster says about Colliers and Kerrys Cousin. We could have a Democratic version of Halliburton here. Oh, and regarding this rant: "They personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam." If Lt Kerry heard of such actions he had a duty to report them. If he saw such actions, he had a duty to stop them. I suspect the level of hyperbole here is WAY overblown. Mark |
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20 Feb 04 - 09:31 PM (#1120150) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Don Firth Actually, tar heel seems to be bitching up a storm today. Started several threads and they're all pretty much in the nature of trolling. Somebody run over your dog, tar heel? If so, I'm sure sorry. But why take it out on everybody else? Don Firth |
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20 Feb 04 - 09:48 PM (#1120162) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: CarolC Trolling might be too strong a word. More like WHINING maybe. |
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21 Feb 04 - 07:34 AM (#1120338) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: kendall Young men pumped up by hate, fear and an overdose of testosterone have and will commit atrocities. Remember Mi Lai? |
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21 Feb 04 - 01:38 PM (#1120515) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Frankham This is not an open letter to John Kerry. It's a diatribe and opinionated rant not based on any factual evidence. Frank |
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09 Oct 04 - 12:30 PM (#1293185) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTERS TO JOHN KERRY From: GUEST,Segun From Connecticut Dear Senetor Kerry, As an Immigrant who admire this greatest country, for what its stand for, i will seggest you to put across to all Americans in your next debate with president Bush why he refuse to level ann apologize to American people for taken US to war with faulty intelligence, while British Prime minister stood before House Of Common and apologize to British people for taking them to war on the same faulty intelligence, despite all commission reports to disprove the President claims about weapon of mass distruction by Iraq, he shifted his position to justify going to war. Blaming everybody rather than taking the responsibilities for his action. Where did the bus stop? i admire your two last debate, it was wonderful. |
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09 Oct 04 - 03:05 PM (#1293250) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Once Famous What a moron you are. Learn to spell the word senator. |
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09 Oct 04 - 03:28 PM (#1293260) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: McGrath of Harlow "while British Prime Minister stood before House Of Common and apologize to British people for taking them to war on the same faulty intelligence, He didn't actually. |
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09 Oct 04 - 03:36 PM (#1293266) Subject: RE: BS: OPEN LETTER TO JOHN KERRY From: Ebbie Martin Gibson, how many languages do you speak? I used to tutor in ESL and communication is the name of the game. I think Segun from Connecticut is communicating very well. |
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09 Oct 04 - 04:31 PM (#1293305) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Clint Keller Mr Bendell's statements have all been countered here, I think. I didn't read all 13 of his "editorials," but what I read was the usual anti-Kerry rant. "Hanoi John" my ass. There are things wrong with Kerry, but his Vietnam experience and comments are not some of them. Bendell Enterprises seems devoted to publiciziing the Bendells. They do dress pretty, but I believe their Horse Stance could be improved. Toes should point forward, thighs should be parallell to the floor. clint |
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09 Oct 04 - 05:20 PM (#1293343) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Jack the Sailor That was a very moving post Norton1. I'm glad that I read it. Any news from your brother? MarkS, Mr. Kerry was repeating what he had learned from the "Winter Soldier" investigation when he described those things. I'm afraid, like so many others, you've been a victim of the Bush team's exaggeration and distortion about Kerry. For me the biggest issue of this election is the disgusting level of bull shit to which the President stoops every time he speaks about Kerry. How can Bush lead us? How can we follow him with any confidence at all when he lies so often and so easily. |
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09 Oct 04 - 05:20 PM (#1293344) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: dianavan Segun - You are not an idiot and do not be put off by ignorant name-calling. Just remember that ignorance is his problem, not yours. d |
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09 Oct 04 - 07:35 PM (#1293435) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Peace Do people not post Open Letters to G W Bush because they figure he can't read? |
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09 Oct 04 - 09:43 PM (#1293502) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Little Hawk Mr Kerry: I think you should know that there is someone on the forum who is calling you an "arrogant asshole". How do you intend to respond to this allegation? :-) (Now why does the press not ask this sort of question?) |
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09 Oct 04 - 10:25 PM (#1293533) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Once Famous I think he should learn how to capitalize and punctuate, Ebbie. Maybe you should teach him as I am sure all of your ex-students are making $100K a year, right? Do you also think John Kerry read his open letter? I don't. Little Hawk. Kerry admitted it wasn't worth responding. He pleaded "no contest." |
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09 Oct 04 - 10:46 PM (#1293545) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Little Hawk Yeah, yeah... |
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10 Oct 04 - 12:22 AM (#1293591) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Clint Keller We all know that people who don't make $100K a year are of no importance at all. And it's true that spelling and capitalization and courtesy are nice. clint |
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10 Oct 04 - 12:43 AM (#1293596) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Ebbie MG, your standards and mine as to wealth may not jibe. |
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10 Oct 04 - 03:49 PM (#1293926) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Once Famous Actually they might, Ebbie. But it's still nice to be one who makes it rather than one who doesn't. Especially when you've earned it and didn't luck out. |
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11 Oct 04 - 01:11 AM (#1294111) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Ebbie Going to a new country - for whatever reason - and starting over is a difficult thing to do. A fairly high percentage of immigrants do make it, whatever criterion you use for that designation. Just as your ancestors - and mine - did, MG. |
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11 Oct 04 - 03:11 PM (#1294481) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Clint Keller " …it's still nice to be one who makes it" But it's not nice to put people down who don't make it. Makiing $100K a year only means you make $100K a year. clint |
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11 Oct 04 - 03:16 PM (#1294483) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Once Famous well, I hope he takes more classes in night school. Maybe he'll be your landlord one day. "Making $100K a year only means you make $100K a year." My God, that's brilliant! |
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11 Oct 04 - 05:34 PM (#1294601) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Jack the Sailor What does making 100K a year have to do with anything? Do you have any idea how many people who are smarter than George W Bush do not make 100k per year? There must be billions. There are at least 500 million in China, and the same number in India. :-D |
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11 Oct 04 - 05:50 PM (#1294622) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Once Famous Yep, and they make fine gym shoes, there Jack with all of their brains. Jack, I am sure your numbers are exactly right. There might even be 500 million in China who would consider a trailer a mansion. |
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11 Oct 04 - 05:54 PM (#1294628) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Little Hawk A trailer IS a mansion if you've been living on the street. It's all a question of perspective. The Chinese are a brilliant people. So are the Japanese. History has a way of moving affluence around from one region to another quite regardless of the native intelligence of a population. There are other factors involved. |
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11 Oct 04 - 06:42 PM (#1294676) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Jack the Sailor Living in a mansion is a sure sign of intelligence. :) Look at Vanilla ice, Ozzy Osborne, Paris Hilton... |
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11 Oct 04 - 08:24 PM (#1294745) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,saulgoldie Nevermind the topic of this thread. As I have been reading it, I am stunned at the pure, unbridled vitriol that MG can muster against people who have done him no harm. It just takes my breath away. How can just one person be sooooo angry? |
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11 Oct 04 - 10:54 PM (#1294840) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Clint Keller ""Making $100K a year only means you make $100K a year." My God, that's brilliant! " No, it's just something that hadn't occured to you. To understand it you have to be capable of thinking about it a bit. If you're intelligent enough you'll see the implications. I'll explain some of it. It doesn't mean you're worth talking to. It doesn't mean you're honest. It doesn't even mean you're intelligent. It doesn't mean you're a decent person at all. Judging a person's worth by his/her income indicates a small soul and a mean spirit belonging to the person who is judging. clint |
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11 Oct 04 - 11:57 PM (#1294875) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Donuel You can feel as proud as punch about the sacrifices you have made in the perpetuation of endless warfare. Without perpetual war, our class society would become an amorphous better educated population and abject US poverty would not exist to the extent to have only the military to take up the slackers. Heck, playing cowboy sure gets folks like you fired up. If I were you I guess I would see people like cattle too. If I had made war my career, I might have to see things the way you do to make sense of the slaughter. You are really not talking about merely culling the herd, You are saying we need war to cement the status quo of the the ruling class. |
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12 Oct 04 - 06:22 PM (#1295577) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Ron Davies Hey now, let's have no attacking courageous "Martin Gibson" (not his real name), that paragon of intellectual and business achievement, and altruism. Sometimes I think "Martin's" altruism--- (hope you don't have to look it up, "Martin")--is his best quality. But he has so many wonderful attributes, it's hard to choose. Also, if you do attack him, he may "call someone an extremely clever insult" (sic), and nobody would be able to survive that. |
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03 Nov 04 - 03:01 PM (#1315538) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,lillie pride |
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03 Nov 04 - 03:20 PM (#1315564) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,lillie pride Mr. Kerry, I am sorry we didn't win the election but I can understand why people say they don't vote I think they should count all the votes from the absentess and pr before they declare a winner . I also think they need to change the elector vote system. I have never felt the pain that I felt when we lost the only time I felt this pain is when John Kennedy was killed I feel that we have had our hopes and the future of the American people put in great danger of our lifes and economy. |
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03 Nov 04 - 03:24 PM (#1315569) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,wingo |
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03 Nov 04 - 03:37 PM (#1315582) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,wingo I went with a guy who was in special forces and he told me of things that happen and he is affected by it to this day. I wonder why these swift boats didn't testfy at the hearings? There are a lot of books out on this war and they tell you the same things John Kerry said and a other thing that are a lot worse. When they came back from war everyone treated them like the war was there fault. |
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03 Nov 04 - 04:59 PM (#1315656) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,crystalbowman dear jonn kerry i really feel that you let us down the reason why i say that is becouse you should have fought til the end i feel you gave up on us to easy we didnt give up on you .like you said we were supposed to wait out til the vote was counted as we all know bush is no saint lets put it this way he is not the most truthful person anywhere under any surcumstances i think you should have stood it out and then asked for a recount . |
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03 Nov 04 - 05:07 PM (#1315662) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: PoppaGator It's just as well that Kerry conceded. The right-wingers turned out more of their voters, and there it is. No sense in being a sore loser. Gore probably should have hung tougher last time, but his position was different -- he won the popular vote. Kerry -- unfortunately, maybe; surprisingly, maybe -- did not. For Kerry to have modeled his actions today on what Gore maybe should have done four years ago would not have made sense this time around. |
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03 Nov 04 - 09:11 PM (#1315893) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Ragnar No sense in being a sore loser Excellent reasoning Poppa G, Something usuallly lacking here. R |
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04 Nov 04 - 08:52 AM (#1316317) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: red_clay dear john kerry you lost and you were a gracious person about it when you conceded! i sure can't say the same about your vp choice,john edwards!!! boy,talk about SOUR GRAPES!!!!! |
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04 Nov 04 - 09:40 AM (#1316377) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Jackie Legs Dear John: F O A D. JL |
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09 Nov 04 - 06:27 PM (#1321973) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,loving republican ok so we know bush once again humiliated the demorcratic party by whooping them in the polls, i hate to even think of kerry winning at all hes a lier, cheat, he murdered innocent people in vietnam ,he told vicious lies about bush and told lies to america , he flip flops on everything he does , hes so liberal he loves abortion and as a catholic i could never vote for him, hopefully the catholic church will kick him out , the swift boat vetrans were right hes a loser just like on election day so its john kerry the big L ha ha ha republicans of the world |
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09 Nov 04 - 10:43 PM (#1322190) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Amos The extent of mass ignoral, refusal to see, intentional embrace of crudity, lack of even the most transparent veneer of civilizing constraints, the willful barbarity of the small minded that appears sometimes on this once great site just boggles my mind. John Kerry, an intelligent and decent human being, being slandered by these pork-breathing malicious nutballs, just seems so criminal as to justify some sort of execution on the altar of human progress. A |
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12 Nov 04 - 11:50 AM (#1324666) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: GUEST,Lea Jones hey, boi boi..you suck! can i just say that...PRESIDENT Bush is the coolest freaking president i think there ever was. ever will be. he's from TEXAS baby!!!! hell yah! go BUSH! |
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12 Nov 04 - 11:56 AM (#1324670) Subject: RE: BS: Open Letter to John Kerry From: Amos I love the sound of napalm in a dialogue in the morning. Makes me proud to be human. A |