It would never have occurred to trump to play it like, "It's just a scratch. I didn't even go to the doctor." My dad and

[brewens]

many other WWII vets didn't even turn in their wounds for purple hearts unless they were put out of action. Really common. They were tough guys. Purple Hearts were for the guys that were really hurt bad.

Just enough of a bandage to be visible if he even really needed one. If it was me and the hair covered it, I would leave it open to air if it wasn't bleeding. I wouldn't blame any presidential candidate for having a visible bandage under those circumstances though. Our side would do it too. There just wouldn't be the whole cult shitshow around it.

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. He's a coward and a punk.

[Skittles]

2. Cadet Bonespurs, shot at by one of their own gun humping creations

and he acts like he is some kind of hero

he is pathetic

[EarnestPutz]

3. First thing that I thought of was this old "Willie and Joe" cartoon from WWII. It was a wartime cartoon series that....

.....the GIs loved because it told the folks backs home what their wartime experiences were really like. The cartoons caption (if it doesn't come up) was "Just gimme a couple of aspirin, I already got a purple heart."

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[brewens]

4. Vietnam vets were at least as hard core I might add. n/t

[EarnestPutz]

5. Yep, and even more close-lipped about their wartime service than my Dad's bunch.

[Dem4life1234]

6. He's a childish punk

Nothing but a weak draft dodger