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What i'm wondering is, why send a veteran who completed his duty to Iraq, when there are so many eager Bush voters they can send instead?:confused:
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What i'm wondering is, why send a veteran who completed his duty to Iraq, when there are so many eager Bush voters they can send instead?:confused: -
I can see his point, and i guarentee he'll will win his lawsuit and won't have to go.
Don't worry about that dude, he'll be ok.
I hope that the precedent it sets doesn't end up with a flood of re-activists filing suit though.
Not all of them would be a hardship case as is with this story.
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Lmao, reactivation in itself is pretty fucked up. Hardship story or not.
IF they can do that, what makes you think there won't be a draft either?Comment
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Re-activation 101
:p Some of you non-military seem to yap incessantly about something you haven't a clue about, so let me help ya!
I'm an Air Force veteran. When I signed up and took the oath, I signed up for an 8 yr. term: 4 active, 4 inactive. At any given time I do not complete my inactive 4 years (National Guard, AF Reserves, or some other "Weekend Warrior" shit) I COULD BE RE-ACTIVATED INTO MILITARY SERVICE!
Most folks don't worry about doing the inactive part, because there was no pressing conflict/war in the horizon, and the government doesn't press the issue. Now that we're in a shortage of military manpower, those of us in fields that are critically needed could be called back (Mine was Supply. I think they have enough of them, I guess, LOL.)
There were a couple of fellow vets here in Georgia that were called back years after they've served! I could be next, if my MOS hits critical. I won't bitch about it, because I did raise my hand and took that oath. Only downside would be my uniform...IT DOESN'T FIT ANYMORE!
Uncle Sam would gladly give me another one......
LMMFAOBT!Last edited by Switch84; 11-07-2004, 11:12 AM."He doesn't need to sell millions of records, he doesn't need to fill arenas, he doesn't need to be popular, he doesn't need your money, AND HE DOESN'T NEED YOU!"
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Go read the article again. He DID serve his 8 years.
In other words, they could be trying the same thing to you even if you complete your 4 years of inactive duty.Last edited by LickMyCream; 11-07-2004, 04:04 PM.Comment
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