The cost of TPers and the birthers' obssession with this?

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Didn't bother clicking, but something tells me you had no problem with the soldiers who refused to deploy becuase he/she didn't agree with the war.

And of course, all of this is the TP'ers fault. Makes sense.
 
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volsforever27 said:
Didn't bother clicking, but something tells me you had no problem with the soldiers who refused to deploy becuase he/she didn't agree with the war.

And of course, all of this is the TP'ers fault. Makes sense.
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Of course I had a problem with that.

Although of course there is a qualitative difference between a soldier who is a conscientous objector and a loon trying to make a political point totally unrelated to the war by holding his own service hostage.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Of course I had a problem with that.

Although of course there is a qualitative difference between a soldier who is a conscientous objector and a loon trying to make a political point totally unrelated to the war by holding his own service hostage.
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soldiers refusing to deploy to Iraq because they claimed it was an illegal war are not conscientious objectors - they are using a loophole to try to avoid service just like this a-hole.
 
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Law, you should stop posting everything you think makes republicans look bad and stick to trying to convince us that Clemson is a better coaching job than Tennessee. At least that way, you'd be making people laugh.
 
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