[deport]

Howlin I don't denigrate those that served. Now my opinion of how we got into the war and how the politicians conducted the war is another issue. Those that served went, saw and some took actions they felt necessary to change things after they returned. I may not like that or you may not like that but that is an option....

I think Kerry has ample things for which to take him to task about since his elevation to the Senate.

[Howlin]

I'm not denigrading ONE PERSON who served there; Mr. Kerry did enough of that for one and all.

And when he calls MY FRIENDS murderers, it is relevant to me.

[BykrBayb]

Those that served went, saw and some took actions they felt necessary to change things after they returned. I may not like that or you may not like that but that is an option....

Kerry did not merely voice legitimate objections to the war. He committed treason by negotiating with the enemy. He lied about our soldiers, accusing them of atrocities he knew they had not committed. His perjured testimony before the Senate was the single greatest cause of suffering on the part of our brave soldiers when they returned home. He deliberately caused as much suffering as he could, not out of patriotism, but out of evil intent. If our soldiers were really the evil b*****ds he accused (and still accuses) them of being, it would be a different matter entirely. He tells his lies so convincingly, I'm sure there are still people to this day who believe every word he said. And of those who know better, I'm sure there are quite a few who think Kerry honestly believed what he was saying. He is a very convincing liar. That doesn't make it right. Yes, evil is always an option, but it is never an acceptable option.