Can't beleive that there's been no mention of the stupid John Kerry comments on here?

[Airport]

While in France, he said there was a certain legitimacy to the Charlie Hebdo attacks or rational. WTF? To his credit, he walked them back a day later but it's how liberals feel about Islamic terrorist. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like to serve with him in Vietnam.

 

[robEERt]

While in France, he said there was a certain legitimacy to the Charlie Hebdo attacks or rational. WTF? To his credit, he walked them back a day later but it's how liberals feel about Islamic terrorist. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like to serve with him in Vietnam.

You said it all he is stupid. You could have used a more proper word such as lunatic, but stupid will do.

 

[mneilmont]

While in France, he said there was a certain legitimacy to the Charlie Hebdo attacks or rational. WTF? To his credit, he walked them back a day later but it's how liberals feel about Islamic terrorist. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like to serve with him in Vietnam.

He is a perfect fit for this administration.

 

[RichardPeterJohnson]

While in France, he said there was a certain legitimacy to the Charlie Hebdo attacks or rational. WTF? To his credit, he walked them back a day later but it's how liberals feel about Islamic terrorist. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like to serve with him in Vietnam.

reminds me of this....

 

[RichardPeterJohnson]

I couldn't imagine what it would have been like to serve with him in Vietnam.

No need to imagine....http://articles.latimes.com/2004/mar/13/nation/na-vietnamvet13

 

[moe]

but it's how liberals feel about Islamic terrorist.

You're an idiot but you're probably used to hearing that.

 

[Airport]

reminds me of this....

I'm not saying he should have killed her but I understand? Really? I guess trayvon, Reggie Gray and Michael brown had it coming to them.

 

[countryroads89_rivals]

You said it all he is stupid. You could have used a more proper word such as lunatic, but stupid will do.

You don't believe in punctuation, do you? I think you meant to say "you couldn't have...".

Irony!

Hilarious!

 

[Airport]

reminds me of this....
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Good story. Unfortunately, not the only one about him from that time.

 

[Airport]

You're an idiot but you're probably used to hearing that.

From my wife. From posters on here, I take it as a badge of honor considering some of the sources.

 

[Airport]

No need to imagine....http://articles.latimes.com/2004/mar/13/nation/na-vietnamvet13

Good story. Unfortunately, it's not the only one that we've heard about his service but I still salute anyone that does serve and not run.

 

[RichardPeterJohnson]

Good story. Unfortunately, it's not the only one that we've heard about his service but I still salute anyone that does serve and not run.

Another....http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061603.shtml

"I laid in fire with the twin .50s, and he got behind a hootch," recalled Short. "I laid 50 rounds in there, and Mr. Kerry went in. Rounds were coming everywhere. We were getting fire from both sides of the river. It was a canal. We were receiving fire from the opposite bank, also, and there was no way I could bring my guns to bear on that."

Short said there is "no doubt" that Kerry saved the boat and crew. "That was a him-or-us thing, that was a loaded weapon with a shape charge on it. ... It could pierce a tank. I wouldn't have been here talking to you. I probably prayed more up that creek than a Southern Baptist church does in a month."

Charles Gibson, who served on Kerry's boat that day because he was on a one-week indoctrination course, said Kerry's action was dangerous but necessary. "Every day you wake up and say, `How the hell did we get out of that alive?"' Gibson said. "Kerry was a good leader. He knew what he was doing."

 

[Airport]

Another....http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061603.shtml

"I laid in fire with the twin .50s, and he got behind a hootch," recalled Short. "I laid 50 rounds in there, and Mr. Kerry went in. Rounds were coming everywhere. We were getting fire from both sides of the river. It was a canal. We were receiving fire from the opposite bank, also, and there was no way I could bring my guns to bear on that."

Short said there is "no doubt" that Kerry saved the boat and crew. "That was a him-or-us thing, that was a loaded weapon with a shape charge on it. ... It could pierce a tank. I wouldn't have been here talking to you. I probably prayed more up that creek than a Southern Baptist church does in a month."

Charles Gibson, who served on Kerry's boat that day because he was on a one-week indoctrination course, said Kerry's action was dangerous but necessary. "Every day you wake up and say, `How the hell did we get out of that alive?"' Gibson said. "Kerry was a good leader. He knew what he was doing."

There are no atheists in a fox hole. Again, not all who served with him had a favorable opinion but who does. He, of all people, should never have said what he did about other soldiers and what happens during war. The picture of the South Vietnamese officer executing the VC that is a landmark depiction of Vietnam never references the fact that the VC had just executed his family right before that pic was taken.

 

[mneilmont]

You don't believe in punctuation, do you? I think you meant to say "you couldn't have...".

Irony!

Hilarious!

No, he was right. He capitalized the Y in the first word of the sentence, but you mistakenly used the lower case. And he had room for a couple more commas. Not sure that there are degrees of "proper". I would think it is, or it ain't.

You are going to drive yourself crazier if you attempt to conduct an English class on this site.