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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]some of you get caught up in the most absurd things and try to make it into the biggest issue in the history of life.

[b]rice says he served "honorably" and this is what is getting all of you in an uproar?[/b][b] I find the statement silly, but I damn sure haven't spent my days going on and on about how this is the worst thing to happen in an administration in the history of this country. [/b]

you don't like Obama. we get it. you all have a better shot of arguing real valid points about this situation such as Obama not notifying congress, if bergdahl should be punished for walking away, or anything that is rational and practical.

again, if this guy was a true full blooded evil soldier who went to join the Taliban, I don't know the rules, but I assume were trying to arrest him at that time as oppose to rescuing him. meaning, the military would have classified him accordingly (which they never did no matter how many people in his unit go running to fox news saying hes a deserter) and I would hope the US would go arrest or kill his ass cause at that point hes an enemy.

this isn't a liberal talking point. its common sense following logic on how rules and procedures should operate. working of that premise alone, you [b]conservatives can argue all day about Obama [/b]never going to congress about this. that actually makes sense. [/quote]

Yes, servicing "honorably" means something in the military, something many of you on this board don't understand and the impact of which the administration gravely underestimated.

Furthermore, it isn't just conservatives arguing about this as much as you want to make this an us against them argument.[/quote]

Serving "honorably" in military parlance doesn't mean anything other than that you didn't get anything less than an honorable discharge on your DD 214.[/quote]

No.  An honorable discharge is proof of serving honorably.  It is not the actual service.[/quote]

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