Infotainment
A while ago I wrote a post called “Spit at a Soldier Day“. One of the responses I received was from “rob thompson”, who it his dismissal stated:
I’ve asked a lot of my Viet Nam veteran friends if they ever got spit on when they came back and they just scoffed. None ever said they were spit on. In fact knowing my vet friends, had any of them been spit on they would have punched someone’s lights out. I think the spitting thing is a myth.
Now, of course this isn’t a big deal. Most people know there are jack-tarded water-heads out there who can on the one hand say “I suppoty the troops,” and on the other say, “Sptlutuey”. Some people think it’s…well…mythical. So…about a minute and fifty second into this Washington Post video, viola…soldier spat on. The internet has a long memory…
P.S. Welcome to Portland, Oregon.
A proud member of the, “Only patriotic when someone who I like is President” movement.
Smelly Cat Spit
Smelly cat, oh smelly cat
Smelly CAAaat spit
There will always be us and them.
Always,
GoingThere
I can understand Mr. Thompson’s point…when I went to Dachau in ‘97, I didn’t see any Jews there, and even when I went to NYC in Spring ‘02, I didn’t see any towers, so therefore neither the Holocaust nor 9/11 occurred.
Luckily, as a thinking person, I can look to outside sources for information and facts. The primary symptom of stupidity is the ability to gather only information that doesn’t damage one’s ignorance.