Reply #15: indeed,

[sweetheart]

I was having a go at the republicans and their
heroism for serving the corps.

We need to trash the repukes who don't serve
whilst trashing a generation of democrats who've
served like yourself. And by that measure,
i am but a writer.

I do not agree with violence, or the military
in any way. ANY way. I could never be enslaved
by their views... i would quit and walk out.
I'm glad you're happy with your career in the infantry.
I've been happy with mine in civilian work, earning
the tax money to pay for the military exortion
protection racket.

Am i supposed to feel diminished for not serving
in the armed forces of an abusive nation. There is
no honour in it as far as i'm concerned. That you
feel honour and pride in it is good. That democrats
do generally is good as well. What the armed forces
have been up to these past 2 decades is rather
deplorable and i've not a pedastal for public
servants who think they're doing us a big public
favour by taking hard earned taxes and using them
to murder people in foreign lands for the whims
of american conglomerates.

No doubt i've served as an american taxpaying
motherfucker paying in blood for all the military
wankers out there raping young girls on okinawa.
Military career is a job on the public dole
with free training, free medical and a retirement
pension. It is not something holy, unless you're
running for public office, as part of the great
political dynasty families that claim some
unnatural right to the presidency and the
republican leadership.... and then, to serve
in any way but as a humble person putting ones
life on the frontline, is disenginuous.

I serve without violence, and you sir, and i are
equal in every way... the honour of service is
the same as the honour of being a civilian. Both
of us eat shit.