All the Retailers Who've Dropped Ivanka Trump's Line

[SheriV]

The difference between you and me? You have not even a hint of a clue about me.

Yeah it is really horrible when you have to see another point of view; it's just the shits and they should be shut up! And it is really shitty when you got nothing to come back with, so you launch you Mickey Mouse personal attacks.. No wonder your so sick of my shit!

You're a 63 year old draft dodger

 

[SheriV]

And it's "you're"

 

[solidassears]

That's all ya got?

You're a 63 year old draft dodger

 

[solidassears]

In your world, 94.7% of living Americans are draft dodgers:

[FONT=ArnhemPro, Georgia, Times New Roman, serif]"from the Department of Defense, the U.S. Census Bureau, the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration. As of 2014, the VA estimates there were 22 million military veterans in the U.S. population. If you add their figures on veterans to the active personnel numbers mentioned above, 7.3 percent of all living Americans have served in the military at some point in their lives."[/FONT]

https://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/what-percentage-of-americans-have-served-in-the-military/

[FONT=ArnhemPro, Georgia, Times New Roman, serif]Since you were not even a gleam in the eye of your dad in 1973; here's some interesting data for you to look at; it's Selective Service Data:[/FONT]

https://www.sss.gov/About/History-And-Records/Induction-Statistics

[FONT=ArnhemPro, Georgia, Times New Roman, serif]In 1971 when I was drafted there were a total of 94,092 drafted in 1973 there were a total of 646 drafted. I tried to find the service records to find out how many actually served then, but couldn't find it. If you can find it I would love to know.[/FONT]

[FONT=ArnhemPro, Georgia, Times New Roman, serif]I'm sure you have never made any decisions you later regret? I have made many and one was when I decided to go to school instead of serving in the military. Looking back it's easy, making that decision during that time; completely different situation. You were not there, you have no idea of what was going on in the world, our country or my life. You can judge all you want, but it means nothing because you are clueless.[/FONT]

[FONT=ArnhemPro, Georgia, Times New Roman, serif]You want to denigrate anyone who didn't serve, go ahead; I'm sure that's why you served, so no one would dis you.
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You're a 63 year old draft dodger

 

[SheriV]

there was no draft when I enlisted

I was an E6 when I ets-d
I enlisted as an E4 because I had already been to school and had two kids by the time I enlisted.


its ok - if I could have done my job as a conscientious objector I would have

I know lots about you- that's just what I choose to put out here because despite what you may think- I'm not a bitch


you actually lost total respect from me when you accused me of not looking at other points after you accused me of citing cnn as a reference when I have never done any such thing. I had in fact posted news sources from out of the country as well as the DoD
and I had asked you, 4 maybe 5 or 6 times if you had ever served and you claimed to not see the question- which tells me you were either avoiding the question or were not actually reading anything I posted- who doesn't want to see viewpoints other than their own?

I mean I get it- small business owner fucked over on insurance- but thank you so much for fucking ME over in the process of your voting preference.
my taxes stand to go up so you can pay less into the system


I happen to have voted third party because Im tired of partisan madness


in the meantime- I will protest and scream and vote accordingly as much as a I want because those rights haven't been revoked ​yet

 

[meanstreek]

In your world, 94.7% of living Americans are draft dodgers:

"from the Department of Defense, the U.S. Census Bureau, the Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration. As of 2014, the VA estimates there were 22 million military veterans in the U.S. population. If you add their figures on veterans to the active personnel numbers mentioned above, 7.3 percent of all living Americans have served in the military at some point in their lives."

https://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/what-percentage-of-americans-have-served-in-the-military/

Since you were not even a gleam in the eye of your dad in 1973; here's some interesting data for you to look at; it's Selective Service Data:

https://www.sss.gov/About/History-And-Records/Induction-Statistics

In 1971 when I was drafted there were a total of 94,092 drafted in 1973 there were a total of 646 drafted. I tried to find the service records to find out how many actually served then, but couldn't find it. If you can find it I would love to know.

I'm sure you have never made any decisions you later regret? I have made many and one was when I decided to go to school instead of serving in the military. Looking back it's easy, making that decision during that time; completely different situation. You were not there, you have no idea of what was going on in the world, our country or my life. You can judge all you want, but it means nothing because you are clueless.

You want to denigrate anyone who didn't serve, go ahead; I'm sure that's why you served, so no one would dis you.

this guy is a coward

shit talker

trump is god