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Posts: 2000 Aug 6 12 6:10 PM	I veteran none the less.... here we go... http://news.yahoo.com/blo...e-michael-123748845.html Your Signature ...Ten out of ten people die, so don't take life too serious.......
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hutsky		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2781 Aug 6 12 9:27 PM	Hitler was also a former soldier.
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nmfxstc		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 25192 Aug 7 12 2:08 AM	This guy NEVER deployed. He received a general discharge for "misconduct" He was fired from his job as a truck driver. He is NOT representative of any RVN or sandbox vet.....nothing at all to connect him with any legit PTSD or anything. Fillean meal ar an meallaire.
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imjinscout		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2000 Aug 7 12 6:00 AM	nmfxstc wrote: This guy NEVER deployed. He received a general discharge for "misconduct" He was fired from his job as a truck driver. He is NOT representative of any RVN or sandbox vet.....nothing at all to connect him with any legit PTSD or anything. The average person won't see that he was a "deployed" Veteran. They will just see that he is an ARMY VETERAN! Your Signature ...Ten out of ten people die, so don't take life too serious.......
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Cav1Sgt		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 4029 Aug 7 12 6:03 AM	What bearing does the fact he was a vet have on his actions? This is nothing more that those they say they support us using military service to suit their agendas. Many believe you didn't have to deploy. As fewer and fewer serve, citizens of our Country will know less and less of who we are and what we do. They will enjoy a free ride on the sacrifices of the few. Cav1Sgt
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imjinscout		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2000 Aug 7 12 6:30 AM	Cav1Sgt wrote: What bearing does the fact he was a vet have on his actions? This is nothing more that those they say they support us using military service to suit their agendas. Many believe you didn't have to deploy. As fewer and fewer serve, citizens of our Country will know less and less of who we are and what we do. They will enjoy a free ride on the sacrifices of the few. I don't know what bearing the fact is he was a Vetern, but the media can be a B!T@H!!!!!! Why did they make it really clear in the headline "FORMER U.S. ARMY SOLDIER"? That is why in my OP I said "here we go again". Your Signature ...Ten out of ten people die, so don't take life too serious.......
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The Old Medic		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 6031 Aug 7 12 6:49 AM	Sadly, too much of the public will see a "connection" between his time in the Army, and what he did over 10 years later. They will "see this connection", because the media will rub their noses in the fact that this guy enlisted. Just more of the crap that the media bias puts out there. US Army 1959-1969; Germany 1960-63; Medic 1964-69 SFC E-7 MOS: 55G10 (60-63) , 91B40, 91C40, 91F40 (64-69) Registered Nurse, 1968-2005 (Licensed, not practicing after 1975) Ed.D in Rehabilitation Counseling, Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Retired, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Independent Social Security Contract Vocational Expert 1983-2005, Contract Medical Expert 1987-2005 60% Service Connected Disabled; Life Member of the DAV since 1980
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Ron91		#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1104 Aug 7 12 7:20 AM	Cav1Sgt wrote: What bearing does the fact he was a vet have on his actions? This is nothing more that those they say they support us using military service to suit their agendas. Many believe you didn't have to deploy. As fewer and fewer serve, citizens of our Country will know less and less of who we are and what we do. They will enjoy a free ride on the sacrifices of the few. ---------------------------- I agree 1SG. I think that often the media and others oversimplify an issue or a problem by ignoring complexities or complications in an attempt to provide an easy answer that the general public will understand. They and others frequently use the phrase, "...he was a loner." Whether a person is a loner, gregarious, or in between, tells us absolutely nothing about how dangerous that person might be. Although I hope there is never another murder and certainly not a mass killing, I know that is certain to happen. I look forward to one day reading of the suspect being described as, "John Doe was a social butterfly..." Back to the loner--A few of them are schizophrenics, and a few of those individuals are violent. An example of the social butterfly type murderer would be Ted Bundy or even the infamous Henrich Himmler of WWII. Just my opinion. Ron
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rmrafaelm		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 169 Aug 7 12 8:56 AM	Here near Orlando Florida the city of Saint Cloud where I am purchasing a new home and will be moving in next month an undercover sting operation of several years busted a white supremacy Neo-Nazi hate group. This group is a cell of the national Neo-Nazi party that the feds keep under surveillance. The fact he is a veteran has no bearing in what happened, this are hate groups and the fact that the Sikh people use head turbans and keep to themselves minding their own business stood out and was chosen randomly. This monster was dropped off at this Temple to do this and those involve will also be caught you can bet on it.
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nitemovs		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 362 Aug 7 12 10:32 AM	It should be remembered that the Sikh's fought honorably and loyaly side by side with US Troops and our allies and should be respected as we respect our fellow veterans. "In the last two world wars 83,005 turban wearing Sikh soldiers were killed and 109,045 were wounded. They all died or were wounded for the freedom of Britain and the world, and during shell fire, with no other protection but the turban, the symbol of their faith." (General Sir Frank Messervy K. C. S.I, K. B. E., C. B., D. S. O.)
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AbleMinded		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 273 Aug 8 12 4:02 PM	This guy wasn't a soldier. He is a nazi. Soldiers (current and former) support and defend the constitution, which includes religious freedom. This is a action of love. Nazi's hate. Killing people who belong to a truly peaceful and accepting religion is an act of hate. Labeling the nazi as a former army soldier sells tabloid like news. It's a sensational press type story addressed to sell more and defame an institution that isn't understood. In a way, it's an act of hatred. Just like the nazi. Combat Arms, Big Red One, Desert Storm; US Army Retired
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nmfxstc		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 25192 Aug 8 12 4:30 PM	imjinscout wrote: nmfxstc wrote: This guy NEVER deployed. He received a general discharge for "misconduct" He was fired from his job as a truck driver. He is NOT representative of any RVN or sandbox vet.....nothing at all to connect him with any legit PTSD or anything. The average person won't see that he was a "deployed" Veteran. They will just see that he is an ARMY VETERAN! He was NEVER DEPLOYED!!!! Fillean meal ar an meallaire.
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AbleMinded		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 273 Aug 8 12 5:30 PM	nmfxstc wrote: imjinscout wrote: nmfxstc wrote: This guy NEVER deployed. He received a general discharge for "misconduct" He was fired from his job as a truck driver. He is NOT representative of any RVN or sandbox vet.....nothing at all to connect him with any legit PTSD or anything. The average person won't see that he was a "deployed" Veteran. They will just see that he is an ARMY VETERAN! He was NEVER DEPLOYED!!!! He's not even one of us... he's a nazi. Combat Arms, Big Red One, Desert Storm; US Army Retired
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SirVivor		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3336 Aug 8 12 5:38 PM	nitemovs wrote: It should be remembered that the Sikh's fought honorably and loyaly side by side with US Troops and our allies and should be respected as we respect our fellow veterans. "In the last two world wars 83,005 turban wearing Sikh soldiers were killed and 109,045 were wounded. They all died or were wounded for the freedom of Britain and the world, and during shell fire, with no other protection but the turban, the symbol of their faith." (General Sir Frank Messervy K. C. S.I, K. B. E., C. B., D. S. O.) Very impressive. Had no idea and now have a new-found admiration. The "Army Veteran" description didn't need to be used. Charlie "Never Look Down on Anybody... Unless You’re Helping Them Up..."
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imjinscout		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2000 Aug 8 12 5:45 PM	nmfxstc wrote: imjinscout wrote: nmfxstc wrote: This guy NEVER deployed. He received a general discharge for "misconduct" He was fired from his job as a truck driver. He is NOT representative of any RVN or sandbox vet.....nothing at all to connect him with any legit PTSD or anything. The average person won't see that he was a "deployed" Veteran. They will just see that he is an ARMY VETERAN! He was NEVER DEPLOYED!!!! FORGET IT! Your Signature ...Ten out of ten people die, so don't take life too serious.......
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