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Both of you earned my gratitude and my admiration by serving in the military. Morter, you say I "spit on you" with my post. You spit on every honorable veteran who served when you DEMAND ENTITLEMENT TO my gratitude and thanks and then take for yourself a mantle of supriority over a good portion of your fellow Americans because you wore a uniform and they didn't.

My father would kick your ass for such a presumption, were he young enough, and you'd DESERVE THE ASS KICKING. You are the one spitting on your fellow Americans, not me.

Although you flatter yourself otherwise and feel entitled to something bigger, your service in the military did not earn you a damned thing except the gratitude and admiration of fellow Americans, along with a paycheck and well-deserved self-respect. THAT'S ALL.

You'd still have the right to vote whether or not you'd ever served in the military. Heck, you don't even have to have a high school diploma to vote in America. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is be lucky enough to turn 18. You didn't "earn" the right to vote any more than I did. You were BLESSED with the right to vote, and yet you take credit for it as if YOU had something to do with it! You shame your military service.

So GET OVER YOURSELVES, guys. Service in the military doesn't make you Gods.