[figfarmer]

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Conten ... 8350060724

[AdamNF]

Well. i dont reallyu agree with that, i mean he signed up. He new what he was getting into. And the 82nd airborn is a very honorble unit, 4 combat jumps in World War 2, they are always at the front becasue there one of the USA's best units. He should have known.

[Rosco]

Smart? More like a moron and a coward, I can see why some here would like him. I say deport him!

[Rev_Blair]

We took the USA's people during Vietnam, another of their foreign policy disasters. We gained a lot of good solid citizens from that. We should do it again this time.

With the talk of the draft coming back in the US, we should get used to the idea of their people coming here.

[Rosco]

Who needs them? This guy and others like him are all middle class *volunteers* who can't own up to the fact that they can't handle the path they chose, not some disenfranchised draftees. They've already proven themselves to be untrustworthy and disloyal so I don't certainly don't want them here soaking up jobs and social programs

[figfarmer]

in the seventies were good solid citizens. Some of the ones that had done a year or two over there were pretty messed up in the head, but I don't recall them being any kind of a social burden. I supose if one were not able to compete with them in skills or knowledge one might himself become such though.