[FBD]

>"I just never realized that having someone in your family serve in the military gave you the right to completely mischaracterize other people's opinions and posts."<

Whoops sorry, I lumped you in with Mo1, who was criticizing happy for complaining about our border agents being in Iraq, instead of on our own border, where they are sorely needed.

I'm getting so used to seeing robots and hyenas attack anyone who disagrees with Pres. Bush's Mexico/border/ immigration policy (or lack of one) that I lumped you in with her.
My apologies.

But it is pretty easy to roboticaly jump all over someone who *dares* to *question* President Bush's policies, when you don't really have anything or anyone to lose isn't it?

>"I'll make a note of it."<

-Please do.

Thanks.

[Howlin]

I'm getting so used to seeing robots and hyenas attack anyone who disagrees with Pres. Bush's Mexico/border/ immigration policy (or lack of one)

Of course, you realize that the exact same thing happens to the ones of us who don't agree with the militant stance taken by some on these threads, right?

[Mo1]

Whoops sorry, I lumped you in with Mo1, who was criticizing happy for complaining about our border agents being in Iraq, instead of on our own border, where they are sorely needed.

FYI .. I asked a question

But let's not get facts in the way of name calling

[Dane]

But it is pretty easy to roboticaly jump all over someone who *dares* to *question* President Bush's policies, when you don't really have anything or anyone to lose isn't it?

Uh all of us have somebody who is dear to us to lose everyday, from what could be a mechanically rampant bus, to a military casualty, to a meteor or to an accident going through a window.

My point is to appreciate those loved ones every day and not try to make crass political points for your pet agenda.