Lt. Ehren Watada on Refusing to Serve in Iraq
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Much respect for this man.
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a soldier with a brain; precious and so lacking in the world today. my comment (freedom of speech) is pending approval by whom? show ur pitiful selves. google???? pend this u cocksucking corporate hypocrites; this country was "founded" by slave-owners who wanted to be free. now, if that's a fact, tell me, am i lying?
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So refreshing to hear the truth from a soldier,maybe they are not all brainwashed,maybe there is hope.What a brave soul,he must get an aweful lot of threats and hatemail,well for what it is worth,some stand with you,peace & love from Canada
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@scatmanwfm its not so much about being a complacent drone,it about doing your job.
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IMHO -- This man and those serving men and women like him are a thousand times more honorable & courageous than those who reluctantly follow orders to fight & kill on behalf of cynical, malicious US policies of Imperialist outreach & profits. Refusing illegal orders, resisting authoritarian abuse-of-power & voluntarily accepting the persecution, punishment, public condemnation & humiliation is a profound demonstration of moral integrity & honor.
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spread this far and wide for Pat Tilman!
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@spliffsperlunk most thought Obama would end the war............but you're right.i hope they give Ron Paul and peace a chance in 2012^
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media is biased and vast - he is going to have to organize a powerful campaign
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well said
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see, there is hope for us. A man like this is a true hero. Let us all stand up for people like him. He is what we should all aspire to be.
its nice to see a true hero once in a while instead of the complacent drones without a mind of their own.
scatmanwfm 3 years ago 21
Now, THAT takes courage!
nogodsnever 3 years ago 20