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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nanny again- I really can't believe you said those things about immigrants and the LGBT. Other countries in Europe are wayyyyyy ahead of this one in terms of allowing refugees, immigrants and supporting the LGBT. We have been doing that for years- you have not. I take huge offence to that. Not supporting war, frankly I think is a good thing. In sorry but I don't share the same values as military families and could not support that lifestyle. I don't think that makes me a bad person either or a bigot.[/quote]

And this is why every person in the US should have to serve for a couple of years. 1) They'd see who is actually in the military, and 2) Perhaps change would come from more people of more views being within the military, and knowing what is really going on when they get out.[/quote][b]

My home country has a two year military service required for men. They are peacekeepers and do not go into other countries to be the world police or torture people or bomb churches and Doctors Without Borders. I stand by my statements that I do not want to work for a US military family. This is getting ugly so I won't be back to check further replies. You can and will think the way you want. But clearly you are. It well travelled or else you would know how the rest of the world feels about the us military. I'm not unique. [/quote]

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