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John's son
01-07-2003, 12:55 PM
Who spake the original sermon using these words:

"Our best trained...best educated, best prepared, best equipped troops refuse to fight. In fact it is safe to says they would rather swwwiiiitch... than fight...".

Thandiwe
01-07-2003, 07:07 PM
okay, i give. who spoke those words.

what do you think about charles rangel's suggestion that the draft be re-enacted?

i guess his concerns are that minorities make up most of the military and that by drafting, whites even the wealthy would weather their share of the war.

John's son
01-07-2003, 08:15 PM
Actually I don't know thats why I'm asking. Seems I'm not the only one that does not know. Dangit

As far as this reenstatement of the draft, I wouldn't fight no matter what they did to me. The fight aint one of rightness, so why give my life for a cause that is most likely wrong? I aint buyin the United We Stand crap, this place aint neva been united, so God up above certainly wouldn't be behind any efforts of so-called war between a christian nation versus a non-christian nation. As Arnold Schwarzenegger once said: "Its all bu...hit!":toast:

Thandiwe
01-07-2003, 10:06 PM
okay... but randgel was pushing for the draft (well you're too old anyway :D) because of the disproportionate numbers of black and hispanic soldiers.

it's been said the the rich always find a way out, but do you think the draft would help to make other americans, white men (and perhaps women) more a part of this almost immenient (sp) war?

iguess he was concerned about the numbers of black parents whose children may be casualites of the war.

Thandiwe
02-04-2003, 05:54 PM
did he just recently past. i thought i heard that he had died a few years ago.

i liked his style but you know he was bound to ruffles some feathers.

Thandiwe
02-05-2003, 09:07 AM
questions for you xxpanthaxx:

first off, what does your name represent?

and are you really a current convicted felon?

if so, what are some of the issues you are dealing with while incarcerated.

what were some of the issues are dealt with before being incarcerated?

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