Just to Calrify

[The AFLAC Duck]

most people (including myself) who are anti-war are not anti-military. I don't approve of military action, but that doesn't mean i don't care about the soldiers, the POW's, or their families. I believe in supporting them through backing efforts that will bring them home from this war, and not continue it.

Those of you who called me names in the other topic, i don't have anything nice to say about you, but i will say I know you would never say it to my face, so keep it off the board as well.

One last thing, the whole "fighting for your freedom of speech" arguement is outdated and far from the truth.

My point is that anti-war doesn't mean anti-american, anti-bush (although i was before anyways), nor does it mean anti-military.

[UNTLifer]

I don't believe anyone called you a name, we just choose to disagree. The problem is that the war tends to become an emotional subject.

[LoveMG]

Those of you who called me names in the other topic

Names?, what names? All we said was that the military was preserving your right to burn your draft card. But come to think of it, I do have a few names now.

[IronMan4]

I'm fine with people who support a pro-peace platform, I am one of them... that's why I support this military action to preserve peace in the future. We should all want peace, but unfortunately peace isn't always the answer.

[The AFLAC Duck]

Names?, what names? All we said was that the military was preserving your right to burn your draft card. But come to think of it, I do have a few names now.

i think i covered that. The military isn't fighting for my right to keep protesting, its fighting for oil.

[Cerebus]

i think i covered that. The military isn't fighting for my right to keep protesting, its fighting for oil.

Aflac, if the military was fighting for oil we'de be in Ottawa or Mexico City since Canada and Mexico are the #1 and #2 oil exporters to the US.

And since this is just heading to a falme war... I'm heading it off at the pass.

<_>