JustHenry wrote:
Is that a question?

Nope---simple statement.

Instead of getting on my case about reading comprehension---maybe you should work on yours?

JustHenry wrote:
Which war are we talking about?  Which draft dodgers are you referring to?

Is that a question?

Jefferson Cole wrote:

Is that a question?

The question marks would tend to indicate they are both questions.

JustHenry wrote:
Is that a question?

JustHenry wrote:
The question marks would tend to indicate they are both questions.

Oh--- so You CAN tell the difference. Why wasnt it clear to you the first time? That reading comprehension thing you were on me about?

rfordphotos wrote:

JustHenry wrote:
Is that a question?

Oh--- so You CAN tell the difference. Why wasnt it clear to you the first time? That reading comprehension thing you were on me about?

:-)  I'm glad I struck a nerve.  So why wasn't it obvious?  Well, I've got this thing called a day job and was doing a quick check in during a semi-break with about a dozen distractions from my day job so yeah I probably could have done a better job of reading that one.  However, "over seas" is generally one word not two.  On top of that I misread "this" for "the" and I saw the post was coming from outside the US so adding all that together I was making sure it was question and not a statement.

Now, with all that said, which war?  Which draft dodgers?  Please be specific.

JustHenry wrote:

:-)  I'm glad I struck a nerve.  So why wasn't it obvious?  Well, I've got this thing called a day job and was doing a quick check in during a semi-break with about a dozen distractions from my day job so yeah I probably could have done a better job of reading that one.  However, "over seas" is generally one word not two.  On top of that I misread "this" for "the" and I saw the post was coming from outside the US so adding all that together I was making sure it was question and not a statement.

Now, with all that said, which war?  Which draft dodgers?  Please be specific.

Too many to list.  But for a few notables that come to mind, Marion Morrison, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump.

rxz wrote:

Too many to list.  But for a few notables that come to mind, Marion Morrison, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump.

Do you have equal disdain for the liberal hippie types that fled to Canada then returned to the US after Jimmy Carter pardoned them?  Or are you only upset with the rich guys that found a way around the draft?  What about Bill Clinton?  Are you upset with his draft avoidance?