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PlanoJ · 07-18-2004, 04:21 PM

This is clearly a very critical letter from people who actually fought the war. However, their condemnation boils down to the fact that when he got back from war, where he earned the medals and fought the fight, he then spoke out against the war as being unjust. He served the duty for which he was drafted, and spoke out against the morality of the war. What about this is dishonorable. If he had refused to serve, one might call him a coward. This is no different than a soldier now coming back from Iraq having fought honorably and saying that he disagrees with Bush for sending him.

07-18-2004, 04:21 PM	#4
PlanoJ Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 70	RE:Bush Lauded by Medal of Honor Winners This is clearly a very critical letter from people who actually fought the war. However, their condemnation boils down to the fact that when he got back from war, where he earned the medals and fought the fight, he then spoke out against the war as being unjust. He served the duty for which he was drafted, and spoke out against the morality of the war. What about this is dishonorable. If he had refused to serve, one might call him a coward. This is no different than a soldier now coming back from Iraq having fought honorably and saying that he disagrees with Bush for sending him.