Originally posted by Boris Godunov
However, after his recovery, he was also quick to go and join anti-war protests, because he felt the war was morally wrong. A few extremists spitting on soldiers, while repugnant, didn't negate the truth, in his mind, of the war's folly. People should remember that the vast majority of anti-war protestors did no such thing, and a healthy number of anti-war people were veterans.
However, after his recovery, he was also quick to go and join anti-war protests, because he felt the war was morally wrong. A few extremists spitting on soldiers, while repugnant, didn't negate the truth, in his mind, of the war's folly. People should remember that the vast majority of anti-war protestors did no such thing, and a healthy number of anti-war people were veterans.
re right most didn't and many (though still a small minority) of veterans did join the anti-war protests.. I just hate it when certain people get up and speak in absolutes; I.E. they claim such and such NEVER happened and they speak as if they actually have a clue about what they're talking about.
Boris you don't do this but other people here do sometimes and I just had to point that out this once.
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