What difference does it make who said it. The war is wrong. Your an absolute idiot for your comments.


>Never consider the source for any message, simply take it as fact.
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>-Aliens crashed at Roswell in '48 and the goverment has been covering it up since.
>-JFK was killed by a massive set of conspirators from Castro to the Mob to the Smoking Man. Only Mister X knows the truth.
>-"I am not a crook"
>-"I did not have sexual relations with that woman..."
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>>Perry;
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>>This is just a ploy on the part of that super liberal Hollywood Actor. The Army's chief surgeon, Lt. Gen. Kevin Kiley, sent out a memo to Army post-medical staff across the country regarding viewing "Baghdad ER".
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>>The worry is that the graphic content may trigger flashbacks and nightmares for those troops coping with PTSD. Obvisouly that General is a liberal and does not know what he is talking about! It is a known fact that PTSD does not exist! Those caliming such a disorder are lily livered cowards!
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>>So just rack all this up to a liberal who has no idea what he is talking about. No liberal should be allowed to express an opinion. Real Americans want war, blood and guts. Just do not show it on television when there are perfectly good sporting events to view and enjoy, along with all the beer you can drink. Now if you are a real American you will enlist and ask to have a tour in Iraq!
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>>You know it only took me ten years after I was discharged from the Air Force, to sleep without waking up in a cold sweat and terrible dreams. That is just one of the benefits of being a Vietnam vet!
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>>Don’t you love the comments you receive when you post something like this? There is such compassion and understanding by a few. :)
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>>>I saw "Baghdad ER" on HBO last night (Sunday, May 21). I'd heard that the Defense Dept. had issued warnings urging servicemen and women back from Iraq to be wary of watching as it might trigger PTSD symptoms. Perhaps they hoped those about to go wouldn't watch as well, for fear they might not show up.
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>>>"Baghdad ER" is a documentary about a "CASH," a Combat Support Hospital in Baghdad. I recommend it for every American, but the queasy be warned: it is excruciating. I cringed at the gore, was sickened by the death, wept at the frustration and resignation of the medics, at the faith of the chaplain, at the simple, shocked, blank expressions on the faces of kids younger than my son – victims of this fool's war. Listening to the bravado of some, aching to comfort those who came in knowing they were hurt but not how badly, made me want to scream. Watching this horrifying, endless process, the tears on my face kept drying from the heat of my anger. Glorious, generous, talented, dedicated human beings forced to be part of this circus of carnage made me so furious I couldn't speak at the end.
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>>>I loathe the people who have created this monstrosity. I want the criminals who lied and cheated and pretended and twisted and perverted reality - and those who rationalized their crimes - so they could send over 2400 servicemen and woman to their death, nearly 18,000 to come home torn - some never to be whole again - thousands more to suffer mental damage, and tens of thousands of innocent Iraqi civilians to be swept into the garbage can of "collateral damage," to pay. These bastards and their apologists should be stripped naked and forced to walk the main streets of America, allowing every city and town that has lost a loved one to injury or death in this shameful catastrophe to heap on them the scorn they deserve.