So i need to vent and i'm sure that someone else out there does too.. so here we go!

I hate it when people are ******** and think that they are being funny.. but no not funny and no one laughs.. just being an *******..

I hate it when people call up and say that they have all this money to buy something and then come to find out they want to finance it and have **** credit.

I hate it when people say they are going to call you back and then dont and go out a get drunk without you.. that one really gets me....

ok someone else turn!

 

I hate it when the doctor wont give me more painkillers

 

i hate it when people try talknig about politics and end up saying stupid **** like "the was in iraq is all over oil, we lost so many soldiers for nothing." yeah, news flash, 2k isnt alot. look at a year in vietnam and then talk to me. and apparently, everybody forgot how smoothly afghanistan went over. now that we are in iraq, setting up a decent government, and insurgents are trying to scare everybody into submission, they see it over oil. GOD THEY SUCK!

 

yeah thats a real *****! glad i dont have that problem!

 

oh 78 is taking it too a whole different level! Dont even get me started on anti war people...

 

why is my only question?
http://www.mlive.com/news/aanews/ind...540.xml&coll=2

 

NEWS FLASH **** HEAD

how many fukking friends have you lost over this war? how many friends have u had to say goodbye to cuz there going to be deployed? how many friends do u still have to see go back for another tour?



pisses me off when people talk like they know what the fukk is going on about this war like you saying ohh look at vietnam, like a life losted is compairable by numbers never fukking mind they where my friends my brothers and sisters and my battle buddies, see the news flash now fukk face?

 

ghost, poeple dying DOES suck *** man.



but the simepl fact of the matter, is that 40,000 poeple die EVERY YEAR JUST from cars alone.....but you don't see poeple blaming the president for it.


what he's saying, is that the majority of poeple are misinformed about the current war, thanks to the news media

 

i know what he was getting at


the NEWS FLASH 2k "isnt alot" is what got me, like its a tax write off ahh that aint so much nahh mean

 

yeah i hear you


but if you consider the fact that in the civil war 600 THOUSAND americans died.....you can pretty much say that our armed forces are kicking some serious *** in iraq

 

...and the casualities on each side were american.

 

exactly

in WW2 on D-day alone we lost over 2K, in ONE day

 

I don't think you're getting my point. Come over to my house some day and you can check out the picture my roommate has on his dresser. It's of his best friend from high school, Adam Malson in full combat gear. So quit saying it's ONLY 2,000 and making what they sacrificed sound unimportant. If it was YOUR best friend or YOUR family member you wouldn't be spouting off unrelated casualities from wars that had completely different objectives and engagements. Was "How to lie with statistics" on the summer reading list?

As for Adam, R.I.P.


Mich. soldier is killed in Iraq

Rochester Hills man dies in suicide blast on bloody
weekend
February 21, 2005

BY LAURA POTTS
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER


Seeing the injured Iraqi woman -- arms raised and
begging for help -- along a roadside Saturday, the
young Army lieutenant from Rochester Hills jumped from
his armored vehicle to her side.


Seconds later, as Adam Malson and an Iraqi translator
crouched beside the woman, a suicide bomber swiftly
descended, killing the men instantly. The woman, who
had been on her way to a mosque near Baghdad when she
was injured by a previous attack, survived.


Today, the Malson family is consoling each other as
they try to comprehend the loss of the 23-year-old
soldier they describe as an all-American kid with a
soft spot for the downtrodden.


"I really think his compassion overcame him," his
father, Ben Malson, said Sunday. "He didn't have to do
that. He did what he felt was right. I think she must
have felt comfort knowing that there was an American
soldier over you, telling you everything's OK."


Adam Malson was among more than 90 people killed
during two days of carnage in Iraq during the weekend.
On Saturday, 55 were killed in attacks and suicide
bombings by insurgents. The day before, 36 died and
dozens of others were wounded.


He was the 43rd soldier with known ties to Michigan to
be killed in Iraq since the war began.


Malson, whose wife, Lindsey, 24, is also a member of
the 10th Mountain Division, was set to return home
from Iraq in four months. His family has not yet made
funeral arrangements, pending the return of his body.


They said the popular Rochester High School football
standout died doing what he believed in.


"He always made sure no one was being picked on in
school. He was always the first one to interfere if
someone was bullying someone," Ben Malson said. "Is he
a hero? I don't know. Did he do the right thing? I
think he did."


Growing up in Rochester Hills, Adam Malson "wanted to
help dad all the time, whether I was working on the
car or painting the house. I always gave him a
paintbrush or a wrench," his father said.


The Malson children -- Amy, 25, Adam, and David, 19 --
attended elementary school a stone's throw from their
house, and their father said he "used to stand up in
the bedroom and watch my kids walk to school."


Even then, Ben Malson said, Adam excelled in sports
and academics, earning several honors for football,
wrestling and track and graduating from Michigan State
University in 2003 with a grade point average just shy
of 4.0.


In college, Malson was drawn to the Reserve Officers
Training Corps, or ROTC, and to his future wife, who
was also a member. It was her father, former Army Sgt.
Bob Loesh, who pinned Malson's first bars when they
were commissioned to the Army on graduation day. The
couple, who were stationed in Watertown, N.Y., would
have celebrated their third anniversary in May.


Courageous and driven, Malson learned last week he had
been invited to try out for the elite Ranger Force
when he finished his current deployment. His family
was proud of him, though they still called him by his
childhood nickname, Babba, which he earned as an
insistent 2-year-old demanding his bottle.


Ben Malson, who always marked his son's phone calls in
his calendar, kept an e-mail file called Lt. Babba.
Its last entry came Thursday, just before Adam Malson
called home from a pay phone.


"Thank God I could say 'I love you' two days before he
died. That's some sort of closure," Ben Malson said.
"But I would have given up my life to have my son
continue his life. I would reverse this in a minute.
It's hard to bury a 23-year-old boy who's got his
whole life ahead of him."

 

RIP

 

your missing my point.


This is a war, poeple die. As of right now, there is no draft, no one is being FORCED to fight, everyone over there made a choice to join.

Yes it is sad that poeple die, no ****, but poeple dying now and days, and poeple dying 60 years ago are no different


the fact of the matter is, we've only lost 2k and we were able to overthrow TWO governments, and are setting up TWO new ones.

of course the news media like to play on poeple's fears cuase then they watch the Idoit box more often.


think about this, what if it was 20,000 instead of 2,000??? that's a more "realistic" number compared to other engagments around the world.

but guess what? it's not 20,000, it's 2,000, meaning that we aren't LOSING the war, we are winning it by a landslide.



RIP

 

geez we didnt need to get everyone all tore about it.. yeah losing people sucks. yeah i had family over there fighting.. they all made it back but it is a sad thing when they dont. but those people choose to do that job. i thank them everyday that i still have my freedom because someone had enough ***** to sign up and go over there.

so my hats off to them for that!

 

can i have your dr.s name please

 

keller, i am sorry that i offended you by the whole news flash thing, i was just trying to say that people shouldn't complain that we are losing so many soldiers and pretty much what pete is saying. a single life lost is a bad thing, especially when it is somebody close to you. i highly respect anyone who is in the military, and as you may or may not know, i am planning on joining the usmc. its just that 2 thousand in a whole war after 4 years is not alot compared to other wars. and yes, it is sad that even they had to die.

 

yeah but that will cost you...only a small fee though

 

thats fine ... as long as i get what i want