Hey Congress, Would You Send Your Kids To Iraq?

When the US stops making enemy forces then maybe people will get over the fear propaganda they are being fed. Without an enemy, how is the MIC gonna keep the fortunes rolling in. Peace is bad for business.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: highfromphoenix

Um... Jesse has been posting here for a while as a sponsored poster. If it's not Jesse, then ATS better get its money back.

So what does it cost to have my own little platform like JV? How much is ATS paying him? That way I could aproach them for my own soapbox.

Jesse Ventura is so off the grid that he lacks the connection to reply back.

He is deep yall.

Is there currently a draft or are these young men and women still volunteering????

Hey Mr Janos didn't you enlist and if so why?

a reply to: GUITARPLAYER

Why would I know? Ask the site owners.

I’d like it to be that if anyone in Congress or the Executive Branch votes to go to war, a family member has to then begin military service at the time of that vote. But they don’t do that stuff. The privileged don’t serve. It’s the common people that go and die and spill the blood not the people that run the country that do it. It’s people like you and I that have to do it.

originally posted by: grandmakdw
Better question, the Obama girls are growing up.

Would Obama tell his daughters to join the military and go to Iraq?
Will he tell Malia to join and go to Iraq next year when she is fully eligible,
because he feels it is necessary to send more troops to Iraq.

He is so willing to send others daughters to Iraq, how about his own?
Malia was born in 1998, in one year she is eligible to join without her parents permission,
right now she is eligible to join the military with her parents permission.

Id also make it high treason for any politician to make a profit off of any war.

Bush and Chenney should fry for the money those POS made off Iraq.

a reply to: JesseVentura

Nobody was forced to join the military. We don't have the draft anymore.

So unless the congressman you are referring to have children in the military, the comparison doesn't work.

I am surprised you feel this way considering you were in the Navy.