Ammunition Accountability Legislation
#24
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Irvine, KY
Posts: 157
RE: Ammunition Accountability Legislation
Well, I am not quite open minded; however,I have spent 33 months and 11 days in the wonderful country of Iraq, so, I am a little narrow minded. Although, I will say I do respectthe previous President Bush more than the Present one.
#25
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 2,037
RE: Ammunition Accountability Legislation
Listen I wasn't directing the comment toward you Slowburn. A lot of us on here have done a hitch. I appreciate your service and I think I understand how you feel. I still think the Commander in Chief deserves our respect whether we voted for him or not.
Cayugad is right about staying away from politics on here. I just felt both sides needed to be heard. I will forever keep my posts to the proper topics from now on.
Art
Cayugad is right about staying away from politics on here. I just felt both sides needed to be heard. I will forever keep my posts to the proper topics from now on.
Art
#26
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Posts: 122
RE: Ammunition Accountability Legislation
ORIGINAL: sproulman
both those presidents were involved in MASONIC RITUALS.
a part of masons history goes back to arabic world,EGYPT.
same symbols you see that they worshiped are on building and in rituals of the masons today.
ORIGINAL: Breechplug
I still cant believe it, I wonder what George Washington or Thomas Jefferson would have to say about it. BP
I still cant believe it, I wonder what George Washington or Thomas Jefferson would have to say about it. BP
a part of masons history goes back to arabic world,EGYPT.
same symbols you see that they worshiped are on building and in rituals of the masons today.
I tried to stay out of this one, but felt that something had to be said. Obviously some need to think a little and perhaps grow up.....
Sproulman, before you post, make sure that your statements are factual. First, Thomas Jefferson was NOT a Freemason. Secondly, Freemason ritual actually goes back to the days ofKing Solomon, a Jew and the Son of David,who built the first temple in Jerusalem. Not the Egyptians.
Furthermore, I don't think that eitherWashington or Jeffersonwould have been immature or ignorant enough to discount one's ability or potential merely because of their name. I think that both of these great menwould have evaluated any personmerely by their character.
I did not vote for Mr. Obamasimply becauseI do not agree with his policies or philosophies -- period -- not because of the color of his skin, his gender, his religous background, or his name. I had the honor of servingwith many brave men in the US Navy that were Muslim, and INEVER gave a rip about what their names were.We weresimply shipmates,doing our jobs, and serving the Country that weall loved.
I am not defending thefundementalist Muslims that have done harm to thousands of citizens of our Country, or any of Mr. Obama's policies. I support the wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan, our military leaders, and the men and womenfighting to bring lasting peace to the Middle East. But to think a founding father would despise a President becasue of his name is quite ......well.... childish.....
#28
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Irvine, KY
Posts: 157
RE: Ammunition Accountability Legislation
well I still respect the commander and chief, the position not the person. That is just the same as the officiers that are appointed over me. I in no way stated that I didnt respect the commander and chief. I sure wouldnt descriminate over religion or race. I could care less about his name , but I think it is ironic that the current president's middle name is Hussein, 6 years ago we entered into war to take down a dictator named Hussein. Although, I agree it is not right to discuss politics or religion on this forum. Politics and religion only cause ill feelings. Look at the middle east.