Preparing for a Black Hawk Down moment.
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Re: RE: Preparing for a Black Hawk Down moment.
your completely full of it
just think of my --- cautious statement-- is the canadian mission is a BS mission -- as a cartoon-----
you know like those danish cartoons
your starting to sound more and more like an islamic extreme-ist
FAT-WAH ON CORTEZ!!!!!!
are you saying that if i told a member of the CFs that i thought the mission was BS he or she might do anything other than verbally say something back to me----
because if your suggesting that they would perform an act of violence---they would in fact be breaking the law-- assault--
your suggesting that they are criminals
you could be right......
Johnny Utah said:
your completely full of it
just think of my --- cautious statement-- is the canadian mission is a BS mission -- as a cartoon-----
you know like those danish cartoons
your starting to sound more and more like an islamic extreme-ist
FAT-WAH ON CORTEZ!!!!!!
are you saying that if i told a member of the CFs that i thought the mission was BS he or she might do anything other than verbally say something back to me----
because if your suggesting that they would perform an act of violence---they would in fact be breaking the law-- assault--
your suggesting that they are criminals
you could be right......
RE: Preparing for a Black
Goodmorning Jay, have you killed any small animals this morning, perhaps a squirel or a songbird could satisfy your bloodlust till lunch.
Goodmorning Jay, have you killed any small animals this morning, perhaps a squirel or a songbird could satisfy your bloodlust till lunch.
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I helped imprison 3 communists last night, does that count?
darkbeaver said:
I helped imprison 3 communists last night, does that count?
Re: RE: Preparing for a Black Hawk Down moment.
Choke on this Pinko.
Canada is doing a great Job in Afghanistan!
I'm not saying if a Canadian Forces member would hit you or anything like that, I am saying why don't you go tell your Anti-Canadaian Military BS to the face of a Canadian Soldier and see what happens. I doubt you would because your a little Coward.cortez said:
Choke on this Pinko.
Canada is doing a great Job in Afghanistan!
Actually he probably would get cracked. The Canadian Army has never been shy on fighting civilians. Should head down to Whyte Ave on a Friday night and watch the boys from 1 Brigade beat the crap out of the civies. I'm serious, like clockwork every Friday around 2am. Some long-haired greasy civy will say the wrong thing to a CF member and get his head kicked in. Another good locale to see the Army fighting civies is in Kingston. Go down to Princess Street and watch the boys from the CFJSR stomp the college kids from Queens University. Talk about two extremes meeting; Kool-aid drinking pacifists from Queens mouth off to professional killers and well....you know how it ends.
Re: RE: Preparing for a Black Hawk Down moment.
I know how Canadian Soldiers like to party. Years ago when I was younger I was at a weekend house party my friend was throwing where some Canadian Soldiers and British Soldiers(The British Soldiers were training with the Canadians at CFB and came with the Canadians to the party.) were drinking it up.
In the second night at 2am some party crashers tried to crash the party and the few remaining Canadians and British Soldiers took off their belts broke beer bottles and were ready to rumble. So anyone or some Kool-Aid drinking Moonbat who thinks about lipping off a Canadian Soldier better think again.
Haha I would like to see that.Mogz said:
I know how Canadian Soldiers like to party. Years ago when I was younger I was at a weekend house party my friend was throwing where some Canadian Soldiers and British Soldiers(The British Soldiers were training with the Canadians at CFB and came with the Canadians to the party.) were drinking it up.
In the second night at 2am some party crashers tried to crash the party and the few remaining Canadians and British Soldiers took off their belts broke beer bottles and were ready to rumble. So anyone or some Kool-Aid drinking Moonbat who thinks about lipping off a Canadian Soldier better think again.
While I think that disrespect toward the Canadian Forces is abhorrent, any soldier who would attack a civilian in Canada, unless it is in physical self-defense, should be promptly relieved of duty and discharged. An attack on a citizen of Canada is completely counter the purpose of the Forces, and should not be tolerated.
I'm sorry Five, but sometimes I think you need to face reality my friend. Everyone in the World isn't love and cheer 24/7. This isn't just a fact with Canadian soldiers. When I was down at Fort Stuart Georiga, I watched guys from the U.S. 3rd Division beat the hell out of a bunch of civies for disrespecting the U.S. Army. Do I agree with it? Sometimes yeah, I do. As for being discharged, if that was the case, you'd have no Army at all. Almost every soldier, sailor, or airmen has been in a brawl with civies, and that includes myself. The sad fact is that often civies disrespect our military, as you've seen on these very forums. Get a few beer in to a soldier and he tends to take it a lot more personally. That's life my friend, nothing we can do about it.
P.S. In every instance I mentioned i'd like to point out the catalyst; disrespect. I'm not saying soldiers go out and look for civilians to fight. I am saying however that disrespecting your physical superiors isn't exactly smart...the proverbial bear with the stick if you know what I mean.
P.S. In every instance I mentioned i'd like to point out the catalyst; disrespect. I'm not saying soldiers go out and look for civilians to fight. I am saying however that disrespecting your physical superiors isn't exactly smart...the proverbial bear with the stick if you know what I mean.
RE: Preparing for a Black
I sure as heck would not fear voicing my point of view to anyone, and if they wanted to try to "teach me some respect" I would have no problems with that either, but it sure is odd that our soldiers can't be expected to maintin professionalism in any situation, especially their own country...
I really sorta freaked me out to read the last few posts, I hope that isn't the kind of stuff that you need to accept in order to "support our troops"
I sure as heck would not fear voicing my point of view to anyone, and if they wanted to try to "teach me some respect" I would have no problems with that either, but it sure is odd that our soldiers can't be expected to maintin professionalism in any situation, especially their own country...
I really sorta freaked me out to read the last few posts, I hope that isn't the kind of stuff that you need to accept in order to "support our troops"