If you support the President and his policies, should you get shipped to Iraq on the first available flight?

Question

Sorry, SweetPea. Being in the rear with the gear isn't serving your country. It's called getting paid for doing nothing because women are worthless in combat situations. I served from '93 to '97, thank you very much!!

Answer 1

Sorry this is not Iran. We have the rights to think whatever we want to no matter how unpopular it may be. Though I may not support the current policies, but I am very much against suppression of other people simply because they disagree.

Answer 2

In a matter of speaking, yes.
If you support a policy but aren't prepared to fight for it yourself, then you are being hypocritical in the sense that you think people should be fighting in Iraq yet you as a person need not. Should is a tricky world to map out, but in a fair world, I think the above train of thought follows; however, you may have the right to agree with but not proactively (ie. going to Iraq) participate in the war. This argument could potentially be ignored if you were to take on a capitalist or utilitarian argument whereby you could say that it is better for society that you are not in the war because you are less productive in war or more productive back at home than those that are currently serving in Iraq. I don't really like this argument though, but it is an option I guess.

Answer 3

No!

I don't support Bush nor his policies.

However we are a democratic society and the right to support or not to support a president and his policies is a cornerstone of that democratic society. In a democratic country, one doesn't ship someone off or out simply because he disagrees with a particular leader.

Answer 4

If you don't support the president and his policies, does that mean you support Al-Qaeda and their barbarism of getting people to "think their way" which includes cutting the heads off children perhaps in front of the parents before they kill the parents or perhaps after they kill the parents in front of the children? Do you support this kind of barbarism? Do you support the kind of barbarism in which Al-Qaeda "bakes" 11 year old children and then serves the child to the parents at a luncheon to the parents in an effort to get the parents to "think their way?" Do you support this kind of barbarism? Unspeakable things are happening in Iraq in the name of Islam. Do you support these things or do you just want us to stick our heads in the sand and our fingers in our ears and scream "la-la-la-la-la?" These acts are so unbelieveable I am giving you a link so you can read it for yourself if you care to or are you so fat, dumb and happy you don't have the stomach to admit you are wrong about us being over there?

Answer 5

So are you saying that if you support your country you should be shipped to Iraq?

Answer 6

No, if you don't support the President and his policies, should you get shipped on the next available flight to N. Korea?

Answer 7

so did you just come back from Somalia or Bosnia?

just curious.

and according to Libtard's logic, if you support Democrat, then you should pay 100% tax and should be shipped out to Dafur or Lebanon right away for UN peace missions.

Answer 8

What if I support the war and not the president? I would be happy to go. That's the American in me.

Answer 9

Yeah sure but my DUI conviction sorta puts you into a state of idiocy with your little "question". You need to post this in "Jokes and Riddles". Have a nice day and thanks for the two when you will lose 12 for being ignorant. :)

Answer 10

I guess all supporters of his policies should be shipped straight to Iraq and stay there....