musterion
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You calling me a prop?
See my new av? That's mine. Plankowner. Southwest Asia Service Medal with Bronze Star. Honorably discharged. Big scar on my right hand from my time aboard her.
What you got?
Trumps Veteran website directs funds to his personal foundation.
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You calling me a prop?
See my new av? That's mine. Plankowner. Southwest Asia Service Medal with Bronze Star. Honorably discharged. Big scar on my right hand from my time aboard her.
What you got?
There is not enough money to adequately fund veterans programs while supporting the nanny state of non-veterans that are firmly attached to the government teat. You want it all Rex, like most liberals you feel that everyone should get a handout but, complain that it effects veterans programs, medicare for the elderly, infrastructure and things that really do fall into the category of needs. Time to reprioritize your wants & needs, You Want welfare, food stamps, subsidized housing, illegal immigration, free college, expensive overburdening regulatory agencies ,etc., You Need to take care of vets, provide for the elderly, infrastructure, a strong military, etc., you cannot have it all...
Thank You for your service musterion...:salute:
Deferments Helped Trump Dodge Vietnam
How the presidential candidate avoided combat
Now that Donald Trump has maligned Senator John McCain as a phony war hero who got himself captured in Vietnam, below you’ll find a reminder--which TSG published the last time the Republican claimed to be running for president--how Trump avoided military service.
The son of a wealthy real estate developer, Trump received four student deferments that were followed by a 1968 medical deferment that came a few months after he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
After denigrating McCain during remarks today at the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa, Trump faced reporters’s questions about his lack of service. Asked about the last of his five deferments, Trump said that his disqualifying medical condition was a bone spur in one of his feet (he could not remember which one). It is unknown on which golf course the injury was sustained.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/celebrity/deferments-helped-trump-dodge-vietnam
Let's hope that our vets are aware of this silver spoon fed phony and don't vote for him.
How the presidential candidate avoided combat
Now that Donald Trump has maligned Senator John McCain as a phony war hero who got himself captured in Vietnam, below you’ll find a reminder--which TSG published the last time the Republican claimed to be running for president--how Trump avoided military service.
The son of a wealthy real estate developer, Trump received four student deferments that were followed by a 1968 medical deferment that came a few months after he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
After denigrating McCain during remarks today at the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa, Trump faced reporters’s questions about his lack of service. Asked about the last of his five deferments, Trump said that his disqualifying medical condition was a bone spur in one of his feet (he could not remember which one). It is unknown on which golf course the injury was sustained.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/celebrity/deferments-helped-trump-dodge-vietnam
Let's hope that our vets are aware of this silver spoon fed phony and don't vote for him.
WizardofOz
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:rotfl: If he wins the GOP nomination, will you vote for him?
Yup. You will
Yup. You will
Meh
Most servicemen are in it for the money and benefits, not out of patriotism.
'American Sniper', for example, is sheer propaganda.
I'm not against supporting troops, but there is no need to divinize the matter.
WizardofOz
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Why can't it be all of the above? There are certainly better ways to make money and receive benefits...
Foxfire
Well-known member
By the way, dirtbag, this is what using the military as a prop looks like.
You need to just shut up.
Trump is right down your Libertarian alley Aaron:
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4595610&postcount=1499
WizardofOz
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Yes or no...if he wins the GOP nomination, will you vote for him?
This all sounds very familiar:
And what you said about him prior to voting for him...
He's a fraud (something you have in common. Is that why you supported him in the election?)
He's about as authentic as a $5 Rolex watch. -AND- socialist
"Romney is a sodomite lover"
Romney is sellout to God and all the people that believe in the Christian faith. (What does voting for him make you?)
So what is it that you like about Mitt "which way is the political wind blowing TODAY" Romney?
He's a liberal. (Why did you vote for a liberal?)
I have little to no respect for a Mitt Romney supporter, especially after the truth has been exposed. (Do you have little to no respect for yourself after voting for him?)
Beck fell off the pro life/pro family Mormon wagon (along with Romney)
If you're a Mitt Romney man Ryan, you can't call yourself a "conservative" and Romney is a homosexualist (what else do you call someone who single-handedly legalized homosexual marriage in Massachusetts?)
I don't sell out God. Figure that answer out for yourself Aaron.
Hey, I have an idea: Since you're so infatuated with me, why don't you come out to Seattle in Nov. and you can look over my shoulder while I cast my ballot? Just so your trip isn't wasted, maybe you can meet our mayor and give him a hearty handshake (or a hug, but only if his 'husband' isn't watching).
WizardofOz
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I don't sell out God. Figure that answer out for yourself Aaron.
Hey, I have an idea: Since you're so infatuated with me, why don't you come out to Seattle in Nov. and you can look over my shoulder while I cast my ballot? Just so your trip isn't wasted, maybe you can meet our mayor and give him a hearty handshake (or a hug, but only if his 'husband' isn't watching).
Nice dodge. As usual.
The mayor of Seattle has zero to do with, well, anything...
Did you 'sell out God' when you voted for Romney?
Why not just answer the question? *cough* :chicken:
If he wins the GOP nomination, will you vote for Trump? You said much worse things about Romney yet you still voted for the guy. :sheep:
WizardofOz
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We're just moments away from another deflection...
(And here I thought lil Eddie Murray , Seattle's openly sodomite mayor, would be on Aaron's top ten people to meet).
Come on Aaron, I've addressed that issue numerous times before. Surely you must have that post taped to your bedroom wall like you have all of my others?
Don't forget Aaron, based on the dozens of negative reps that you've given me (suspiciously because I expose the homosexual lifestyle and the 'gay' agenda), I'm also a...
For the morally confused and obviously visually blind, again: I won't sell out God. Refer to my posts on your bedroom wall as to why at the very last second I voted for Romney.
That being said: Which pro abortion, pro sodomite, pro legalization of recreational drugs, pro pornography Libertarian candidate is your heartthrob this election Aaron?
WizardofOz
New member
Can I mark a date on my calendar when you'll quit
I have an idea: Since my former pastor (the great culture warrior Ken Hutcherson) has deceased and you can no longer email him asking if he wants homosexuality recriminalized, how about you focus on Ted Cruz's stance? (Sorry Senator Cruz, when it comes to dealing with stalking Libertarians, it's every man for himself).
Yeah, if you're privileged.
Otherwise, the military offers a decent foundation especially if you have a wife and child. Which is another thing- you aren't supporting all of them, just some of them. Most servicemen live their life pretty abundantly after a couple terms.
I don't understand why that detail is so heavily ignored.
Oh wait, yes I do..
WizardofOz
New member
Don't keep your hopes up...
Your late pastor, whose words you labeled "libertarian doctrine"
Whoops! :doh:
Another deflection...this thread is about Trump (the guy you'll likely vote for should he win the GOP nomination)