There's that good old union mentality, "If people don't do what we want, we have the right to break the law." That doesn't make them right, it makes them criminal thugs. Then they wonder why people don't like them and don't care about their picket lines.
Have to cross this picket line
Discussion in 'Truckers Strike Forum' started by wsyrob, Jul 30, 2010.
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walleye and already gone Thank this.
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Sorry, I wasn't aware it was an old thread. It was up top on the board so I figured it was current. To answer your question I took a break after 4 years in the Marines and went home to Washington State and worked as a Police Officer. Did that for three years and returned to the Corps for the balance of my 20, got dinged on an op and retired. As far as getting what I deserve, removed by moderator.Last edited by a moderator: Sep 16, 2010
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In the information age we have the ability to choose who and what we support. To do otherwise and simply line up to the party line is irresponsible. This was over the top of "fair". It was greed. -
now wait a minute, in another thread, you were overwhelmed watching a bus, now you are a sniper with 28 confirmed kills? and you just happened upon this forum and decided to take a side?Last edited by a moderator: Sep 16, 2010
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I notice that neither of you hero's have much posted in your profiles?
I live in Fredericksburg Virginia, I spend most of my time at the range (6A) at Quantico, or the Marine Corps League just outside the main gate. Surely you get down 95 on occasion. Stop in, seriously. I'd love to show you around. Maybe see the new Marine Corps Museum, or tour the ranges.
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