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[Alan W.]

I don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing Russia". I also don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing U.S." 50 years ago.

Both are cowards.

Agree completely. But we have a town that worships their draft dodger. Louisville

 

[cqaigy2]

I don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing Russia". I also don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing U.S." 50 years ago.

Both are cowards.

Sorry, don't see the correlation to the war taking place in Ukraine and the one 50 years ago.

 

[ovrszd]

Sorry, don't see the correlation to the war taking place in Ukraine and the one 50 years ago.

I don't either. But both had cowards.

 

[ning]

I remember people being told to leave USA if they disagreed with the government & war (actually, not just in VN but more recently as well).
Which is it; should they stay and protest, or should they leave?

 

[5030]

I remember people being told to leave USA if they disagreed with the government & war (actually, not just in VN but more recently as well).
Which is it; should they stay and protest, or should they leave?

Leave, especially all the Hollywierd actors.

 

[5030]

I don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing Russia". I also don't "feel sorry for the young men fleeing U.S." 50 years ago.

Both are cowards.

I'd like to see Pooters line them up an execute them all.

 

[MossRoad]

I don't either. But both had cowards.

Or bone spurs

 

[dirttoys]

I'd rather eat a steak than anything green any day all day.

Yup green stuff is food that food eats

 

[fatjay]

I don't either. But both had cowards.

Russia has a history of giving every 3rd man a gun, and the first 2 a prop gun, because they were out of guns. I'll gladly fight for my country, and I did. But not if they don't give me a gun or worse, a fake gun.

 

[newbury]

We did about the same at the end of 'Nam.
After I got out of college I joined the Army. Early 1975 I went to basic training. The AR-15 was in short supply. Trainees got recycles from 'Nam.
Now I had not been a sharpshooter when I grew up, but I did have a 100 yd "plinkin" range off my front porch. And I could generally hit a soda can at half the distance with my .22.
Well with my darn issued rifle I couldn't hit the side of a barn.
Complained to my drill.
We stripped it down and looked down the barrel.
It was a smoothbore.
Not a hint of rifling.
Seems they had worn it out overseas.
Was issued a new rifle and passed my marksman shooting easily.