San Francisco & JROTC: Military Left Behind

Inveestor's Business Daily ^ | 18 Nov 2006 | Editorial

[Goldie Lurks]

I agree..San Francisco should no longer host Fleet Week. If they dislike the military so much..why should they profit from our military men/women, and those that come to enjoy Fleet Week?

L.A. Harbor? Well, Some people/groups in that city/area do not like the military either.

San Diego? Yes!!! A beautiful city that welcomes the military.

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

Indeed it can.

Since they don't like the military, it can assumed they don't like the National Guard either, you know, the ones who dig people out of the earthquakes and such.

Let the sodomites dig themselves out next time. If they need money let them ask George Soros and the rest of the rich leftists to pony up the needed funds.

[L.N. Smithee]

The liberal Nazis think underage teenage girls can make an abortion decision on their own, but on the other hand teens can't decide for themselves on joining the military. Just more evidence of liberal hypocrisy, not that I needed to convince anyone on here.

That's exactly it. I was watching the rebroadcast of O'Reilly last night, and he was talking with a self-described "civil rights lawyer" who defended the S.F. School Board, saying that he thought JROTC was a bad influence on high school kids, who might be gullible regarding military service. O'Reilly asked if the school should be substituting their opinions for those of JROTC parents, and the lawyer said that he thought the age for enlisting should be raised to 21.

I was thinking that if challenged, the dude would doubtless defend the right of the school to spirit a minor girl away for an abortion without notifying parents.

[Kitten Festival]

That's a really good point too, it goes back to the Kerryism.