[quote]futuredave wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
I send stuff to soldiers over there and it breaks my heart that I can’t be in the front lines, because of my age (51).
You dumb fucking cunt:
How often are you going to post this same rah-rah thread and cry about how you can’t fight in a manly manly war?
http://www.T-Nation.com/readTopic.do?id=703503&pageNo=0
I see you are “sending” things to people over there. Awwww. I hope you don’t throw your back out going to the post office, or get a blister on your tongue licking stamps.
How about this, you fucking douchebag? If you love war so much, how about following up with the Disabled American Vets, like you promised last time you posted this gung-ho bullshit.
Here’s what I wrote last time:
[i]Here’s a webpage from the Disabled American Veterans association, seeking volunteers to help older veterans and those returning from Iraq. Along with the opening paragraphs from the webpage that talk about how many of them have lost the travel benefits that used to allow them to travel back and forth to the hospitals for physical therapy.
So stop whining and start helping. [/i]
http://www.dav.org/...ortunities.html
[i][b]"Thousands of disabled vets face real needs that government programs can’t meet. Responding are volunteers from the DAV and its Auxiliary - joined by growing numbers of other Americans.
Travel benefit cuts left many vets with no way to get to Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical facilities for needed treatment. They’re men and women who answered our country’s call in times of war. Many lost limbs, sight, hearing, or good health.
They may live a great distance from a VA hospital, and because so many exist on small fixed incomes, they find that the cost of transportation to a VA hospital is just too high. They’re left with two choices. They could go without the treatment they need, or skimp on food or other necessities to pay for transportation.
Vets disabled in our nation’s service should never face such dire options. So DAV and Auxiliary volunteers responded, driving vets to and from VA hospitals and clinics. Other grateful Americans are helping too. It’s all part of the DAV Transportation Network, administered by DAV Hospital Service Coordinators (HSCs) at the VA’s 172 medical centers. The DAV has also donated vans, where needed, to make the program work."[/i][/b]
Here’s what you wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
I am following up on working with disabled vets, getting them in for their treatment and so forth. Who else who answered this thread is doing likewise?
Yet, apparently, you are a fucking hypocritical douche who hasn’t followed up, but still feels the need to get out his pom poms and lecture others about how they should be out dying in a war you know fuck-all about.
Kindly go fuck yourself, you self-congratulatory armchair asswipe.[/quote]
I did follow up on that. I work through the AMVETS. Sorry not to keep you updated, Mr. Bucket-o-jizz. Whose the douchebag now, Jizz Bucket?
Now pull out your anal plug, stick it in your mouth, and go to night-night, like a good little boy.
Headhunter