[Saije]

I guess this shows that a criminal can still be a patriot and do the right thing.

[freedumb2003]

>>I guess this shows that a criminal can still be a patriot and do the right thing. <<

I believe we have found the exact working definition of “ambivalence.”

[GovernmentShrinker]

Or at least *imagine* that he’s being a patriot and doing the right thing.

[buccaneer81]

Honor among thieves.

[liberty75]

"The reservist says one robber gave him a quick fist bump before walking away."

My, how trendy!

[uncommonsense]

I’m thinking more practical. Think of the “gang” they were screwing with. Army guys aren’t couch potatos playing video games. They’re using real obstacle courses and real bullets.

[CriticalJ]

Criminals respect our military more than our liberal congressmen. That is disturbing.

[SandwicheGuy]

Isn't it ironic that common muggers have more respect for our military than liberals... That criminals treat our military better than the Kenyan... That would-be thieves share more middle-class values than Democrats? Hmmm?

[Jack Hammer]

You know you’re living in strange times when muggers have more respect for American servicemen than the President of the United States.

[grey_whiskers]

Nice: Obama's hatred of the country hasn't spread everywhere yet.

Cheers!

[tlb]

>>>I guess this shows that a criminal can still be a patriot and do the right thing.

That’s a nicer thought then my first reaction. I was thinking it probably means the mugger is himself enlisted.