Text 29526, 87 rader
Skriven 2006-05-14 07:01:00 av FRANK SCHEIDT (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av PHILIP LOZIER
Ärende: Canadian "Skills"
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-=> Quoting Philip Lozier to Roy Witt <=-

 PL>> YOU FUCKING SLIMEBAG!
 
 RW> Calling people your family names doesn't do any good. We already
 RW> know
 RW> them.

 PL> Oh come on now... that "family names" bit has been run to death.  Is
 PL> that all you can come up with?  

And what *you* called Roy is "original", "witty"?  ... maybe in 
*your* world, Philip ... heh heh heh ...

 PL> I've seen it a few times lately so
 PL> obviously your so called "witty" responses are getting more and more
 PL> limited with time as your mind degresses,
 
 PL>>   People engaged in a WAR, even though not declared a war by
 PL>> congress, DO NOT deserve the same status as you do,
 
 RW> Oh? Are they less of a human being than everyone else who's not
 RW> engaged in
 RW> a war?

 PL> Misquoting again?
 
 RW> Did you spit on the Vietnam vets when they returned to the
 RW> US? I'll
 RW> bet you did, you unpatriotic liberal.

 PL> Michael Walczyszyn... USMC two tours in Vietnam... a VOLUNTEER not
 PL> even born in this country, not drafted.  Went on to be NYPD, and
 PL> retired as an instructor for the NYC police academy.  Spent his entire
 PL> life after vietnam in the reserves until he retired and participated in
 PL> advanced training beyond what normal reserves do.

Do I hear violin-playing in the background here? ... heh heh heh 
...

 PL> His daughter, my cousin, is currently a detective NYPD.

 PL> Most of this is verifiable maybe with the exception of some of the
 PL> later training.

 PL> My Uncle, (mothers brother), and a person in my family who the pride I
 PL> have in is beyond words.  More of an American than the vast majority I
 PL> know who have generations in this country. I admit it... he is a person
 PL> who I wish I could have been more like in my life, but I let some
 PL> opportunities slip me by, and I -do- regret that... I can EASILY admit
 PL> that. 

Wow!  Big deal, admitting you've made mistakes in life?  Whoda 
thunk it?

 PL> Your "oppinion" of what I may have felt about vietnam vets is duly
 PL> noted, but in recent posts here I have stated exactly what scumbags I
 PL> feel some WWII era vets were (in the VFW) for shunning the vietnam
 PL> vets, (in other words *ME* DEFENDING the Vietnam vets), and how they
 PL> should be ashamed of themselves (the VFW vermin), so your "oppinion" is
 PL> effectively shot in the ass as a falsehood.
 
 PL>> I'm sure that some of those in active duty who are in FidoNet will
 PL>> truly apeciate your sentiments on that.

 PL> I think that those of whom you speak are not like you, and can see
 PL> that I AM in favor of *THE WAR* no matter -how- you try and twist it,
 PL> as that is exactly what I stated.  They can also see that I support
 PL> *THEM* in that I feel they deserve the same credit as "soldiers engaged
 PL> in a WAR", and those who leave active duty to be cosdidered "veterans
 PL> of a WAR", as our WWII friends and those before them despite the fact
 PL> that people like you and Frank would say there is "NO WAR" because
 PL> congress didn't say so.... which basicly is you and Frank spitting on
 PL> THEM. 

I have *never* denigrated the military.  While it's true, we've 
not had a war for a half-century, that doesn't mean the guys who 
currently serve in combat operations shouldn't be honored.  You, 
Sir, do the military a disservice. But, then, you have probably 
not even served in the military, let alone in a real war!  Maybe 
*that's* why you apparently don't understand ... [sigh] ...

... Damn it, Bill, I'm an actor, not a doctor ...

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