[svcw]

You said Romney’s mormon family served in the Revolutionary War.
Mitt did not serve.
George did not serve.
Grandfathers did not serve.
Great grandfathers did not serve.
Really, explaining what a flip flop.
You keep stating you are not a Romney supporter, yet spend time and words defending him, therefore “I am not a Romney supporter but.........” misdirection or lie if you prefer.
You want to support the liberal called Romney be my guest, I do not support liberals.

[Brown Deer]

You said Romney’s mormon family served in the Revolutionary War.

Stop your lies. Where did I say that? Please don't change my words.

The fact remains that Mitt's ancestor's Seth Kellogg and Amos Stanton were both Revolutionary War Patriots!

You keep stating you are not a Romney supporter, yet spend time and words defending him, therefore “I am not a Romney supporter but.........” misdirection or lie if you prefer.

DON'T CALL ME A LIAR, AGAIN! If you want to remain ignorant, then fine, but DO NOT EVER CALL ME A LIAR!

[1010RD]

Mitt did not serve. George did not serve. Grandfathers did not serve. Great grandfathers did not serve.

Mitt's sons are not currently serving, but what's the point of this argument? Are its purveyors claiming a conspiracy?

Context matters. Could any of them have served? How rare is military service in general and other the time periods stated?

The problem with this line of reasoning is it is stupid and proves nothing special without any context. If 50-90%+ of Americans under similar circumstances had served in the military over this time period then you'd have a story. But, this meme alone and in isolation tells us nothing.

Without any context or comparison you don't get any conclusion and those purporting this sound like goofs.