Reply #1: Mr. Kelly, where is the evidence [View All]

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“There is a special place in hell for those who would slander combat veterans who would have gladly been mutilated, subjected to chemical weapons and killed in defense of our freedom,”

People can say anything, but as is already known, no one can say what they would or wouldn't do in combat or if captured and made a POW. For an example just look at the difference between how John McCain acted when he was captured, and how James Stockdale acted when he was captured!!!


And why is it that people automatically think that just because you throw the word "veteran" into the mix that questioning the beliefs or agenda of those veterans is taboo?

So, we have a group of "combat" veterans, who may be white supremecist and anti-semetic, why is that considered to be slander? And if it was slander, why didn't they sue the McCain campaign?