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Regarding my post on a previous thread which has since moved, you said i denigrate veterans by joking how clark "earned" his silver star. allow this response.

I am a veteran, my father, both my uncles and 1 f my aunts are all war vets (viet nam), as are both of my grandfathers (one in WW1, one WW2). I also have approx 6 cousins also vets, 3 in GW1

All thse living vet relatives of mine hate clark and what he represents. He is dangerous and would be a pox on America we could likely never recover from.

To jokingly say he got his silver star from the back of a martial arts magazine is clearly a joke, which, from reading your post over the last year or so, you clearly do not have the cognitive capacity to understand.

I highly doubt you are a veteran given your mangey appearance, but if you are, thank you very much for your service, and lighten th frig up.

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The troops called him "The Perfumed Prince".

[MineralMan]

"To jokingly say he got his silver star from the back of a martial arts magazine is clearly a joke, which, from reading your post over the last year or so, you clearly do not have the cognitive capacity to understand.

I highly doubt you are a veteran given your mangey appearance, but if you are, thank you very much for your service, and lighten th frig up.
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You seem to be on the wrong thread, since I have not commented on this thread at all until now. I am, indeed a veteran, and served from 1965-1969 in the USAF.

My father flew B-17's in WWII, and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, so I take military awards very seriously, and do not consider them a joking matter. There is plenty to discuss about Wesley Clark without making jokes about his military honors.

As for my appearance, you have never seen me, so you cannot really comment competently.

Thanks for your time.