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What a dog-rocket of biblical proportions!!
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Originally posted by Pokulski-Blatz View PostYes.
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostFair enough. Now ask me if I give a fuck. What does what I've said in this thread have anything to do with me having served or not? We, as people, have a right to say almost anything we please. Just because you're offended by it doesn't give you any recourse against those things.Originally posted by MR EDDU defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostFair enough. Now ask me if I give a fuck. What does what I've said in this thread have anything to do with me having served or not? We, as people, have a right to say almost anything we please. Just because you're offended by it doesn't give you any recourse against those things.
As for your freedom of speech, sure that is a right granted to you by the constitution. Regardless of your right to say it or not has no bearing on the validity of the statement or if it correct or not.
The debate here is if 50 cents actions were unlawful. They were per the statutes that Frost posted. You can scream till you are blue in the face that Stolen Valor was ruled unconstitutional ... But that has no bearing here. Not once did I see a story where 50 claimed that the medals were his and he had earned them, so please tell me how Stolen Valor even enters into the equation?
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Originally posted by Pokulski-Blatz View PostWhere did you see me state I was offended by your stupidity?
The fact that you haven't served plays a vital role in your understanding of how wrong 50 cent's actions were. You can not use the '' I come from a military family'' line and use that as a basis for understanding the thought process of those that have served. You will never understand.
As for your freedom of speech, sure that is a right granted to you by the constitution. Regardless of your right to say it or not has no bearing on the validity of the statement or if it correct or not.
The debate here is if 50 cents actions were unlawful. They were per the statutes that Frost posted.
You can scream till you are blue in the face that Stolen Valor was ruled unconstitutional ... But that has no bearing here. Not once did I see a story where 50 claimed that the medals were his and he had earned them, so please tell me how Stolen Valor even enters into the equation?
You need to learn more about the subject matter.
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostYour tone displays a lot.
Originally posted by racrguy View PostYou don't like that he's wearing it. Get over it. I don't have to understand where you're coming from. And frankly, anyone with a brain doesn't really give a shit.
Originally posted by racrguy View PostYou guys are the one pissed off because someone is wearing something. Legally there's nothing you can do about it for various reasons. Are we going to institute some clothes police now?
Originally posted by racrguy View PostYes, they are unlawful according to the statutes that Frost brought up, but they're a toothless tiger. Legal precedence would take effect and the person would be absolved of all charges.
Originally posted by racrguy View PostYou didn't read the thread. You got down to the part where I said I didn't serve and skipped right to the end. If you have the capability of reading, you'll see that I didn't bring up stolen valor, DallasSleeper did.
[quote=racrguy;990556]50 also didn't have to claim that he received the medals, according to Stolen Valor merely the possession of ribbons and medals themselves was enough to warrant a violation, as you would be a person who: "purchases, attempts to purchase, solicits for purchase, mails, ships, imports, exports, produces blank certificates of receipt for, manufactures, sells, attempts to sell, advertises for sale, trades, barters, or exchanges for anything of value"
Originally posted by racrguy View PostYou need to learn more about the subject matter.
Since the beginning of time men have been lying about accomplishments in battle, why should that stop? It is wrong, but should never be illegal. I want to see the Gov's power shrink, not grow.
Starting to get bored here .... want to start being interesting?
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Originally posted by Jester View PostWould you wear a Mongols or a Hells Angels colors(upper/lower rockers) for the world to see, even though you are not a member?
god bless.It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick Douglass
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Originally posted by ELVIS View Postim actually wearing a "support your local bandidos" shirt right now, and will be partying with them this evening in channelview.
god bless.
That is like wearing a tshirt with USMC on it.May God give us strength and courage in the time of our darkest hours.
Semper Fi
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostI knew he was lying when he spoke, that's why I ignored everything he said unless it was in the contract, that's why I went over it with a fine toothed comb, it also helps having a former USN Company Commander as a father.
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Originally posted by BlackSnake View PostHe could have seen your recruitment go well. You opted out.
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