I can't believe this. Options

[Frosty]

I am completely at a loss to understand how anyone could be this much of a

http://www.forsakethetroops.net

For a bit more information, including a link to an interview with the guy, swing by the BoM forums.

[Too Exclusive]

now for of all im not going to comment on the site, because i have no clue what it's about because apparently at the time of my posting it, it's shut down. so if someone can explain what it's about i can comment. I defend the right of free speech to the fullest no matter what you say. should people that burn the american flags on american streets be arrested? no. should they be ridiculed by others? in my opinion, yes. but they hsouldnt be arrested because that's their right to free speech.

now going way back to wat ghost said about them hating america being part of their religion, that shows how little you actually know. NOWHWERE IN THE KORAN does it say anything about hating freedom. the MEDIA portrays it to be part of their religion, but dont forget, islam is 1000's of years old, america is 230 years old. nowhere in their religion does it talk about blowing themselves up or hating freedom. trust me on that one.

now it's your right to free speech whether you support the troops or not. i definitely support my troops. i have talked to about 10 different families of people who have lost loved ones in Iraq. one of them, a woman whose name i wont mentioned, opposed the UN resolution to go to Iraq, and basically ever since, has had government monitoring up her ass, phones tapped, e-mails read, cameras placed in her house, people do searches of her house... and this is an innocent old woman who did absolutely nothing and lost her son in Iraq. that type of shit is un called of and evidence that they really dont care about "terrorists", but rather terrorizing innocent people like her.

I believe it was druid who spoke of arlington cemetery. i was there on april 14th of this year and i did go to the tomb of the unknown soldier (that hill is a pain in the ass to climb isnt it? ). it was very touching seeing that, although the changing of the guard ceremony was boring :/ while i was there (unfortunately i was already at the tomb when this happened) there was a howitzer salute for some foreign general. I heard the howitzers loud and clear, but didn't know they were howitzers at first. it was sobering, i agree druid.

the troops i spoke to there that were in uniform all seemed to disagree with the war. although whenever i see a troop, veteran or still serving, i always salute them. so i guess i support my troops but that depends on what you mean by supporting the troops. i admire the troops, i dont support the war. i would fight if it was a war i agreed with, not some war that was planned in the 90's by Paul Wolfowitz and Dick Cheney :/