Freeptards: "Pat Tillman is the property of the US Military"

[Proud2BAmurkin]

Filthy pukes are debating whether his family should be pissed they were lied to. Obedient little brownshirted pukes aren't they?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1807639/posts

To: trumandogz
Pat Tillman is the property of the US Military until he is discharged. The Pentagon owes the family NOTHING. They should be lucky that they told the Tillmans anything at all about Pat's death.



9 posted on 03/27/2007 12:21:08 PM PDT by LetsRok
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[originalpckelly]

1. Who wants to bet that freeper has never been the property of the US military?

[gatorboy]

2. Wow. Wasn't he their hero not oo long ago?

Now that the military is in trouble, their back to their standard "Fuck'em".

[Hav]

3. .

That's a fucked up thing to say.
But to be fair, I think 6 Freepers replied to this post and not one of those even remotely agreed with this stance.

[ends_dont_justify]

4. Actually, the US military and the government is the property of US citizens

The government should be considered lucky we don't revolt :) and since the government and military 'owns' us, but we also own the government rather than it us; it means that in theory, retroactively, anyone with knowledge of congress at all is above the freepers and has ownership over them. Maybe one day we can force them to become our slaves, and for disobedient indiscretions we shall force them to become literate and do math :evilgrin:

[Journeyman]

5. Well, that's what I fought for when I upped to defend the Constitution. . .

secrecy. . . lies. . . suppression. . . denigration. . . all the classic standards a free people cherish and fight to preserve.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

6. Do any of these freeps even claim to be active duty or former military? Sheesh.

[Marr]

7. Soldiers are not slaves, and they are certainly not

the "property" of the government. I'm not surprised to hear such a disrespectful, disgustingly monarchist view espoused by a Freeper, however.

Their 'support for the troops' pretty much ends at yellow car magnets and empty, jingoistic talk show rhetoric.