[darkwing104]

"Just because we volunteered for the military doesn't mean we volunteered to put our lives in unnecessary harm and to carry out missions that are illogical and immoral."

This is the rationalization of a coward.

[American Quilter]

This is the rationalization of a coward.

Or a spoiled child. Or a traitor.

[RexBeach]

"Immoral." Yup. That's the really important word in that line. Guy's a coward and a maggot.

[Rennes Templar]

"...doesn't mean we volunteered to put our lives in unnecessary harm..."

Talking points from Kerry.

[Josh Randal]

Indeed. I got my subway token and 'greetings' letter in 1968. I did what I had to do, no big deal. What a wuss!

[Eddie01]

The rationalization of a coward who was wined and dined via a DNC strategy to recuit and manipulate weak minded active duty officers into speaking publically against the war.

It is groupthink behavior on parade, they offer assention in the ranks of the anti-war movement, which is much funner, more comfortable and ego friendly than serving with honor.

There must be a law against what this NCO is doing and he should be prosecuted and sentenced according to it.

[screaming eagle2]

When a person volunteers for the military,he or she accepts the fact they may go to war.there is no picking and choosing.And thes people didn't exactly sound like military and vets that I know.