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lame.

The NVA and VC were a much more formidable enemy than these retarded half assed Iraqi insurgents.

 

The ones sporting these types of decals are the ones desperately trying to make it seem like Vietnam so they can relate to the good times their baby boomer parents had with the reefer. They hope someone with a similar bumper sticker will pass them, honk and eventually stop so they can both hit the bong and complain about how they've been a victim of society for the past 20yrs of their 20yr life.

All wars have similarities. This is an individual war with its own hurdles, tactics and policy. The problem is just the insurgency. It doesn’t consist of a well trained Army similar to the NVA in a dense jungle. It’s a suicidal Army of numbers in a huge wasteland in which most of their men originated from surrounding countries Islamofanatic groups. Unlike Vietnam, we have already accomplished most of our missions and agenda. The insurgency is the only thing keeping Iraq from having a peaceful ends.

 

:rotfl: :wiggle: :rotfl:

[off-topic] That whole paragraph just made my day....Thanks Salty

[on-topic] That comparison is teh ghey!!!! Talk to me in about 8 more years and 55,000 more casualties

 

I try

 

I've seen a couple of good ones lately.

one:
I liked that one a lot, and it made me laugh out loud in my car

or, not as good:
I didn't find that one that funny, but it was on a big *** Dodge Ram hemi pickup truck, so it caught my eye because it didn't have a Dubya 04 sticker like 90% of them do.
-Jeff

 

There is probably an intent behind this one that I'd agree with, but I just don't see it.

 

Complacency?

 

I think the sticker gpatmac posted is about arrogance... if you're secure (confident that you're safe), you're actually not safe because you're not expecting any threat. So if you're secure, you're not safe. Maybe. Just my thoughts on it...

 

Yeah, I think you both are right but I'm in a pretty darn liberal college town and it was on some hippy's car. It just caught my attention with a little .

 

Maybe another Franklin quote will help you all to understand Pat's:

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."

 

Now that makes sense. Sort of along the lines of Jefferson, Locke, and Hobbs.

 

...reminds me of The Patriot Act...and to a lesser extent the flag burning and eminant domain-style decisions the SC just made.

 

Best bumper sticker I've ever seen...

 

lol