Standing With Lt Col Terry Lakin

Dr. Kate's View Blog ^ | December 14, 2010 | Dr. Kate

[And2TheRepublic]

You can always tell when someone has nothing to say, when all you do is criticize someone’s grammar and sentence structure. What was the point in bringing that up? Make yourself feel cool? Shine your Grammar Nazi badge?

For most of my day i use my phone to get online. Forgive me if i didn’t care too much for grammar and structure. I text in a rapid pace. I Don’t work behind a desk or anywhere near an office.

As long as the point made it’s way somewhere into the sentences. Maybe you shouldn’t judge and move that log away from your eye.

[humblegunner]

Forgive me if i didn’t care too much for grammar and structure.

Retards and illiterates say the same thing.

What makes you different? Do you give weight to the statements of retards and illiterates?

[MHGinTN]

Piss in your own wheaties, n00b.

[SERE_DOC]

so there is a difference on following illegal orders and following legal orders.

Thanks for clearing that up for me, I was concerned that I got that wrong.

[sometime lurker]

You still appear to be trying to equate someone courtmartialed for admittedly disobeying a direct, standard, order, with nazis. An order which Terry Lakin had admitted he was wrong to disobey (report to his superior’s office). I just cannot see any way you can reasonably equate that with participation in genocide.

When Lakin’s superior orders him to start injecting lethal doses of drugs into people, then the comparison would sound reasonable to me.

The military is not the place to have a hearing on Obama’s legitimacy.

[edge919]

And I'm sick of people referring to someone who pulled a silly political stunt to get out of a deployment, forcing another man to step up and take his place in Afghanistan, as a "hero".

For the record, Obama forced another man to serve in Afghanistan because the punk didn't provide legal bona fides. He's the only one playing silly political stunts. Lakin was never ordered to be in Afghanistan, so no one took his place.

[Non-Sequitur]

so there is a difference on following illegal orders and following legal orders.
Thanks for clearing that up for me, I was concerned that I got that wrong.

I suspect that you did. Because I didn't say that.

[bvw]

The military is such a place. The military is now part of the problem. Just like the suicide-bomber 111th Congress.

sl, what you and others of your current perception are missing is what the 'good' Germans citizens and soldiers missed as Hitler's people took each one of their steps. Each step was 'tolerable'. By the time it got to the exterminations of this or that kind of once-fellow citizen, they could no longer say 'no'.

Who is saying no today? Very very very few. Who will be able to say no tomorrow? Even fewer.

[sigzero]

I am a Sergeant (E5).