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Dude, get your panties out of a wad.Unbridled_Phoenix said:I hope that story gets all the exposure it deserves. If I was writing for a national instead of a local paper, I'd get it in.
STR8UP - you are a c0cksvcker, straightup. I've been with you all along, but your little comment about "take a tour in Iraq, it'll make you a real man pffft" should be said aloud in public so an ex-Marine like myself can about face and k!ck your fvcking @ss. I saw my friends blown to pieces, and we endured things a lifelong civilian PUNK like you cannot possibly imagine.
Your attempt to discredit the honor and courage of veterans is as feeble as your own character and, consequently, your manhood.
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
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You are getting VERY close to offending a lot of vets, both serving and retired . Back off this one STR8.. it is not a scrap you want to start.STR8UP said:This is the problem with men these days. You're brainwashed into automatically believing that since you are a man, you were born to sacrifice yourself for the good of society. Whether it's playing Cap'n save-a-ho or jumping in front of a bullet, you think your life is worth so little that
I'm not saying that they are eager to die. I don't doubt that the military instills positive traits in a man, but I don't buy the fact that there is a "high price for not joining".Unbridled_Phoenix said:Wrong. Eighteen year old guys don't join the Marines because they're so eager to die, they do so because they want to live. They want to know what brotherhood is. Honor, courage, and unselfish gallantry are not the Disney movie, "feminized social conventions" you rationalize them to be. But men can only know these things by chancing death, never by chasing women.
It was far worse than the cost of not joining.
That part was supposed to be deleted due to the fact that it wasn't the best way to express my thoughts, but I make no apologies. If it offends someone I know they haven't stopped for a second to think about it.jophil28 said:You are getting VERY close to offending a lot of vets, both serving and retired . Back off this one STR8.. it is not a scrap you want to start.
STR8UP said:That part was supposed to be deleted due to the fact that it wasn't the best way to express my thoughts, but I make no apologies. If it offends someone I know they haven't stopped for a second to think about it.
No, you don't understand the fact that I am not insulting their sacrifice, I am pointing out the fundamental mistake most guys make getting caught up in the groupthink that leads them to believe that they are actually getting a fair return on their investment.jophil28 said:Ahh, never mind...you will never understand why men are prepared to risk their lives to give you the freedom to insult their sacrifice.
As with many things in life, this is both a strength and a weakness depending on context as well as one's perspective.Danger said:their weakness often lies in their ability to follow orders without question.
The military is not supposed to be some brotherhood academy and a place where one goes to learn to be a man.Unbridled_Phoenix said:Wrong. Eighteen year old guys don't join the Marines because they're so eager to die, they do so because they want to live. They want to know what brotherhood is. Honor, courage, and unselfish gallantry are not the Disney movie, "feminized social conventions" you rationalize them to be. But men can only know these things by chancing death, never by chasing women.
It was far worse than the cost of not joining.