I feel the same way. Well put. Pinkos are ghouls.
"the individuals behind these anti-war letters and rallies mask their political agendas by asserting that they “support the troops but not the war.” ...
"They do all this under the pretense that they are supporting the troops. However, what they are really doing is using our lives and the issue of our safety and well-being as a means to achieve a political end...."
"My primary concern is the assertion that these individuals support the troops in Iraq but not our mission. It boggles my mind that this logic is actually utilized on a large scale. Supporting the troops but not the war is like saying that you support filmmakers but not making films. One cannot claim to support an individual in a given profession but not support what the said profession entails. This is essentially a slap in the face to those in the service..."
"Let me now emphasize that I respect an American citizen’s right to voice his or her opinion in a public forum. Such a right is granted in the U.S. Constitution. However, voicing one’s opinion in such an irresponsible way is something I do not support. Additionally, using deployed service members as a mask to serve your purely political purpose is downright shameful. If your desire is to protest the war, then protest the war, but don’t use me or any reference to our troops as a tool to bolster your purpose...."
"Please do not feign support while effectively telling us that we are fighting for an unworthy cause...You are neither supporting us nor honoring us. You are doing the exact opposite."
- Anthony Ippoliti, Infantry Marine currently serving in Fallujah, Iraq (home of the pinkos' favorite freedom fighters insurgents)