HE fucking said it, NOT ME. And yeah, I do believe the bitch with a "D" after her name. She was in the car with the family ON SPEAKERPHONE. This motherfucker is a disgrace to ALL US SERVICEMEN/WOMEN and you still go to bat for the shit he says. Amazing. You ever lost anyone in a war? A friend? Family? Just what would you think if he called them and said that shit? The motherfucker isn't human, period.
You need to put down the political blinders for a moment. To politicize an event 1000 miles away is one thing, to politicize the death of a soldier in the car with the widow is quite another. Besides, it's well within the parameters of the kind of shit he says already --kinda like when he threw those "wonderful, soft towels" to thirsty as fuck PR citizens. Say what you will about PR, but if we aren't gonna fix that shit, then we should give 'em their fucking independence and move on. They pay half their pay in taxes like you, and then some.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/18...ed-up-for.html
Stryker, I won't apologize for him and the stupid stuff I know he has said, that I have heard. I am well aware he isn't the best and I am still happy we have him over Murderous Clinton.
Just saying this is what one news outlet says.
I know dude, I voted for the fucker for the same reason and I feel exactly the same --the majority of us do. That's not enough for some, for some I should worship the bastard, to some he can't do wrong. But it makes me wonder how many times we can vote for the "less of two evils" before we become just plain evil?
Look all, I'm the LEAST POLITICAL person on this site. Hell, I'm FOR the "no politics means no politics" rule Frank used to jealously enforce. Please don't drag me into the petty bickering that is tearing this country apart and accelerating the next civil war. But I very much am for duty, sacrifice, honor --virtues this president will never understand in two lifetimes. To see him dishonor the widow of a fallen serviceman, let alone the callousness of his statement during her grief, is disgusting to say the least.
So, Mrs. Johnson, I'll do what your president should have done in the first place:
"Mrs. Johnson and family: I cannot begin to contemplate the grief and loss you and your family are going through; losing a loved one is hard and losing them before their time seems unjust. All I can do is attempt to console you by letting you know that your husband gave his life for his country honorably and that he was trying to make the world a better place. I know these words do little to console, but please know your husband/father/son showed the utmost duty, honor and sacrifice during his service and will not be forgotten, not by me, his comrades, those he touched, and of course you and your family."
That's what a consolation call or letter should sound like. At least I have the knowledge that the family doesn't put much stock in his words, and will get a proper condolence letter from his chain of command, friends and those who actually meant something and knew him.