Subj : Re: BSG To : alt.tv.farscape From : John I Date : Tue Sep 27 2005 15:33:36 From Newsgroup: alt.tv.farscape John I wrote: > Tyler Trafford wrote: > >> John I wrote: >>> Nick wrote: >>> >>>> John Iwaniszek wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Reagan = Imagined that he saw action, was corrected by "Mommy". >>>>> Devotees claim this counts as military service and seek to emulate >>>>> his saintly example. >>>>> Bush = Navy >>>>> Clinton = civilian >>>>> Bush = wartime deserter >>>> >>>> >>>> "civilian" >>>> LOL! As you can see, John's contact with reality is as thin as ever. >>>> Well, I suppose technically you are a civilian if you refuse to >>>> report for duty. >>>> >>>> >>>> Bush Sr probably had the best military record in the last 40 years. >>>> >>>> From the Encyclopedia Americana: >>>> "World War II interrupted Bush's education. He enlisted in the U.S. >>>> Navy at the age of 18, was commissioned an ensign, and for a time was >>>> the navy's youngest pilot. Serving in the Pacific theater, he flew 58 >>>> combat missions. He was once shot down and rescued by a submarine." >>>> >>>> >>> >>> Yeah. if you ignore Kennedy's and Eisenhower's and Carter's. >> >> I think Nick misread what you wrote as "Bush = civilian". > > No. He repeated the canard that Clinton dodged the draft, or that his > evasion of the draft was something reprehensible while Bush's wartime > desertion was good or at least tolerable. sort of like how he thinks > degrading prisoners for entertainment is not so bad. or even good. > They're not people, really. Just let the boys blow off some steam. > You'd think the Iraqis would be grateful and let a few rapes slide. > What sour-pusses. > I call it "Bush-Love". > Fun fact: the same guy who published the fake picture of Kerry and Jane > Fonda and was circulating false accusations about Kerry's Purple heart > status also claimed that Bush Senior jumped from his plane and > negligently left his comrades to die. Both of these claims were backed > with irrefutable claims second-hand from anonymous eye-witnesses. > .