Where is the pride?

Question

I just saw a NBC news report from Iraq. Guess who the people were that they interviewed? The people we sent there to do the fighting. The question was " how do you feel about being here". All 6 said they were proud of the job they were doing & wish the people at home felt the same way. 2 of the soldiers had been there 3 times. They asked why people are dishonoring the ones who gave their lives of this by not supporting what they are doing. They seemed discouraged not by the war but by the lack of support from home.As one sargent from California said" you either support what we are doing or you dont support us at all". Which side are you on The troops or the Cut & runners?

Answer 1

Sadly the Liberals have done it again it's back to the 1970's Vietnam all over again, pulling out before the job is done, this time The USA will loose all respect it could have gained by seeing the task through, Demo's have finally proved they are not Patriots but commie scum.

Answer 2

Phil your about par for republicans. It either you support bush or you dont support the troops. I am very proud of the job our military is doing and would gladly give the shirt off my back to help but I do not and cannot upport an administration who perpetuated an unjust war thru lies for personal gain. I said it before and will say it again it is our administration that doesnt support our troops as long before the war the us military said they would need 400,000 troops and several years to accomplish our goals in iraq. We need to do it right or not do it at all.

Answer 3

i am on are warriors side. i think they are doing a good job. and i am proud to be a American. we have not been bombed lately, and that's because we did some thing about it. and we have to keep doing some thing about these ,people that want to kill us. its funny i have noticed most of the people that don't agree with the war are the educated people. but not all of them i have a friend that went to school and he supports the troops. its not all about oil either its about human rights, if people her in the u.s. would rather see these people in the middle east get treated like crap, and there woman get rape..

Answer 4

I of course support the troops and I support the war. The cut and runners and be hanged as far as I'm concerned.

Answer 5

Its about time we listened to the troops. The only opinions that matter are theirs. I couldnt really care less about what other civilians think.
Oh, and I bet that our troops know more about history than that lady does. The troops I know have been highly educated by the military and have a huge amount of knowledge.

Answer 6

I bet on the fact that most of our military enlisted personnel have no idea of the history of the country they are fighting in. You would be surprised at how many of them never heard of Bin Laden before 9/11...or Al Queda, or even tell you where Afghanistan was. Vietnam was no different...they went because they were called by their country...but I am hopeful those men and boys will eventually come to the same school of thought those before them did.

Answer 7

I was in Vietnam. Whats going on now (as far as the troops go)
is what we felt when we got the word we were to be pulling out.

We wanted to stay and complete the mission we were doing.
even tho we had lost 90,000 people.

Looking back,the people were right to bring us home and stop our blood shed.

God bless America !

Answer 8

I'm surprised liberal NBC actually aired this! I hope those liberal protestors/sqwakers/I love the sound of my own voice/America haters were watching.

Answer 9

I never thought we would do Vietnam all over again but that is exactly what's happening.
It is not the troops fault but the politicians.

Answer 10

usually , political leaders ( by means of pre-paid press "P P P")choose people who repeat their own policies,so do not believe all you see nor half you listen to !