Stickers now available to honor fallen medics

[one moe]

Ralph wrote:

<quoted text>Refer to message three where race was mentioned, by you. Oh and Reagan was a swell el presidenty. I like Colin Powell, and Swartzkauph (sp again), men and women with actual values, people that will not sell their soul for power, or wealth. Now I understand that some will twist what was said, as a liberal mindset, since they are apparently incapable of independent thought.
Harry Truman, J.F.K., and Eisenhauer were good presidents. You know, back when we were the land of the free, and home of the brave. When people did their jobs out of a sense of pride in doing their jobs, not to be considered heros.
Police are necessary, paramedics are necessary, DR's, and lawyers (unfortunately)are necessary, nurses are necessary, volunteer soldiers are necessary (sadly).
You want heros, those that were drafted, and served in the military WW1, WW2, Korea, Viet Nam. Those that gave their lives because the nation called them up, and they had no choice. Certainly, soldiers today can be considered heros, because, in theory, they choose to defend our nation.
What does a paramedic do normally, as a part of their job, that is considered heroic? A job choice that they made, nobody forced them.
Time to take the beagle babys for a walk.

Reagan was a crook who hated churches and started taxing them. He ruined the USA til Clinton saved it.

[one moe]

Ralph wrote:

<quoted text>Nah, the fur is not slicked down enough.(Dry gerbil syndrome, untrimmed gerbil nails.)

Do you grease those gerbils up with crisco or brycream ?

[Another Moe]

The tea Baggers here hate to see a gay person get a head!

[Another Moe]

one moe wrote:

<quoted text>Do you grease those gerbils up with crisco or brycream ?

Do you tie a tether to its tail in case in gets loss up and in that repug sit ustion

[AAA Moe]

Another Moe wrote:

The tea Baggers here hate to see a gay person get a head!

Or to get a tail!

[Ralph]

one moe wrote:

<quoted text>
I think Ralph may be getting senile.

Which one, the pretend one, or the original?

[Ralph]

home moe wrote:

<quoted text>
Reagan was a crook who hated churches and started taxing them. He ruined the USA til Clinton saved it.

Did Clinton save it due to increased cigar sales?

[Ralph]

home moe wrote:

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Do you grease those gerbils up with crisco or brycream ?

My goodness, don't you know healthy people use olive oil.

[Ralph]

WW2 Draftee wrote:

<quoted text>Thanks for saying I am a hero even though they had to drag me into the service.

Thanks for serving draftee.

[DavidM]

Only if the sticker is rainbow color.

The Ultimate Kaptoz wrote:

Why would anyone buy s sticker to support an openly dead Gay EMT , It's sickening how the media is making him out to be a hero and parading his lover and bf around like the gay ,man was a saint and God to be worshipped , It's truly pathetic to even know Ballard is really a Liberal wearing REPUBLICAN SUIT.what I know about Ballard would blow the roof of his house and his wifey.

[Ralph]

WW2 Volunteer wrote:

<quoted text>Guess I am not a hero since I volunteered.

You are a worthless piece of shit. The draftee is a better man.

[true]

Ralph wrote:

<quoted text>You are a worthless piece of shit. The draftee is a better man.

I wouldn't go that far but I will say very few 'soldiers' today volunteer for love of country. Running from something, homeless, back child support, drug problems. Joining up infantry gives them the false sense that they arent the horse poop they really are. Whatever makes their willy seem bigger and rocks them to sleep at night.

[Uncle Sam]

true wrote:

<quoted text>
I wouldn't go that far but I will say very few 'soldiers' today volunteer for love of country. Running from something, homeless, back child support, drug problems. Joining up infantry gives them the false sense that they arent the horse poop they really are. Whatever makes their willy seem bigger and rocks them to sleep at night.

Maybe so today. But after reading the posts it was about WW2. Those men volunteered to go to not just defend their country but also families. The ones that waited to get drafted not so much. Sorta like cowards. People like Ralph.

[true]

Uncle Sam wrote:

<quoted text>Maybe so today. But after reading the posts it was about WW2. Those men volunteered to go to not just defend their country but also families. The ones that waited to get drafted not so much. Sorta like cowards. People like Ralph.

Makes sense. Sort of like the hometown heroes that have suddenly enlisted/re-enlisted now that the draw downs are in full force.

[Carl 11]

WW2 Volunteer wrote:

<quoted text>Guess I am not a hero since I volunteered.

Thank You for your service.

[Carl 11]

WW2 Draftee wrote:

<quoted text>Thanks for saying I am a hero even though they had to drag me into the service.

Thank You for your service also.

[Joe]

Ralph wrote:

<quoted text>Refer to message three where race was mentioned, by you. Oh and Reagan was a swell el presidenty. I like Colin Powell, and Swartzkauph (sp again), men and women with actual values, people that will not sell their soul for power, or wealth. Now I understand that some will twist what was said, as a liberal mindset, since they are apparently incapable of independent thought.
Harry Truman, J.F.K., and Eisenhauer were good presidents. You know, back when we were the land of the free, and home of the brave. When people did their jobs out of a sense of pride in doing their jobs, not to be considered heros.
Police are necessary, paramedics are necessary, DR's, and lawyers (unfortunately)are necessary, nurses are necessary, volunteer soldiers are necessary (sadly).
You want heros, those that were drafted, and served in the military WW1, WW2, Korea, Viet Nam. Those that gave their lives because the nation called them up, and they had no choice. Certainly, soldiers today can be considered heros, because, in theory, they choose to defend our nation.
What does a paramedic do normally, as a part of their job, that is considered heroic? A job choice that they made, nobody forced them.
Time to take the beagle babys for a walk.

You are a real POS

[Ralph]

Joe wrote:

<quoted text>You are a real POS

Thank you fellow POS. One can recognize another within themselve.

[Vet]

Ralph wrote:

<quoted text>Thank you fellow POS. One can recognize another within themselve.

Joe that is how a POs answers. They want you to feel as they do. Ralph you are a POS.

[Ralph]

Vet wrote:

<quoted text>Joe that is how a POs answers. They want you to feel as they do. Ralph you are a POS.

Ah, go back to neutering dogs vet.