America's Message

@ Flionheart. Seeing as your a person who enjoys just to stir things up and can barely get beyond typing a few sentences in a retort I can conclude 3 things.

1. Obviously you didn't do to well in Russian (or is that flag BS as your statements?) education
2. You didn't read any Tolstoy, or if you did, couldn't understand the moral principles within. Particularly those dealing with respect to others.
3. Your dad/mom didn't whoop your *** enough and teach you proper manners and respect.

Since your last retort was lacking (as your personality is on this forum) I'll leave you to your own petty rantings.

i still don't see why people mad at fli

He wasted his time as a marine and he's bitter.

Don't be mad at me but U.S. lost Vietnam war and is losing Afghanistan's one. You can have all heavy weapons you want, there's one thing you have to know : people won't sell their country.
In my opinion war against Gaddafi is a major mistake that could lead the whole world to a war that no one has ever seen.
I really don't like Gaddafi because he's a dictator and oppress his own people but how can you interfere?

War is a way to earn more money, no money no war, no human rights no problem...

Someone talked about leaving and go to Iran or Egypt but lol living in those countries is safer than some of U.S. towns.
You have money to spend? Don't let your own people die hungry or live like dogs. Any human being would rather die than live like dog!!

"I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic>;< that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same>;<and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God." I missed the babysit the world clause.

So thank you for proving my point about ignorance. Goes to show that no one knows what a semicolon is for. It denotes that the ideas in a sentence are interdependent on each other.

in·ter·de·pend·ent
–adjective
mutually dependent; depending on each other.

The connotation being that you WILL OBEY THE ORDERS TO DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION.

So according to most of the logic being presented, if California decided to separate tomorrow from the US, I would be bound to obey the orders to squash the rebellion? The notation that you would have to follow EVERYTHING 1 person says, as long as they fall in military regulations is absurd. If the president commands strikes on Canada tomorrow because they put gravy and his french fries and he is pissed about it, you think the military should just blindly do what they are told?

Yet again, THE MILITARY WAS CREATED TO DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION AND PEOPLE of the United States.

You are a dumb ***. See that little part I put in bold? I signed up to defend the American Constitution not the *** Libyan, Iraqi, and South Korean one. Don't put your nose in to this if your not intelligent to understand what your reading.

"according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice"

Who even did get worked up over it and reported it? I missed it amongst all the posts.

Actually too, isn't there a law against defacing the flag? Or was that repealed or something. I can't remember, we learned about something like that in History class with flag burning and junk, but forgot most of it afterwards because there's not much reason (for me anyway at the moment) to burn or deface Amerca.