It’s funny that you use the word troll.
Look at the thread here - you have an argument with a few people going on. Hopefully you’ll increase the insults you throw around, as it makes it more entertaining for people reading this.
I didn’t post to you - you posted to me. Alright, fair enough, it’s an open discussion. You disagreed with me initially, but wanted to present it as if nobody could possibly agree with me or understand what I’m saying, but clearly people do. What can I say to that? Your opinion of what we should be doing with our military is not my, or other people’s, opinion of what we should be doing with our military. And if you don’t like the way I move, maybe you shouldn’t have asked me to dance.
You just don’t understand what the military is, all the things that it does, and what it’s mission is in Liberia, and you obviously have no intention of learning that information because it would interfere with your online ‘tude’.
To: Dave346
I’m sure this question must have been asked before, so forgive me for asking it again. But we have a national medical service, complete with uniforms. Why then are we sending soldiers to fight an epidemic disease? Maybe we should send our uniformed national medical service to fight ISIS.
22 posted on 10/17/2014, 1:10:54 PM by OldNewYork
To: OldNewYork
We have a medical service that does large construction projects in foreign lands, and handles large logistics and supply missions?
23 posted on 10/17/2014, 1:18:02 PM by ansel12