I am chatting with a guy

[MissHoneychurch]

who thinks *GASP* that * is doing a good job, Is in the Army, has to go on his 3rd tour this summer and hates his job there.
Should I stop talking to him?

[MsAnthropy]

1. No, you may be his only flicker of sanity

THIRD tour and he's still drinking the kool-aid?! That is so sad.

[MissHoneychurch]

3. we didn't talk much about it

we decided that we have different opinions. He said * invaded because millions of people died because of Saddam. What does that have to do with the U.S.? When I told him that people die in other countries also (i.e. in Africa) he didn't really had anything to reply except we have different opinions. Oh well.

[MsAnthropy]

7. I guess it's whatever it takes to get them through it

I'd hate to have to take his place and fight this war while knowing the truth. I have a brother in the Army and he was just as convinced and resistant to any other opinion.

[MissHoneychurch]

8. Oh well I will see how it continues

he has a dangerous job down there. So it probably is his way of dealing with it. So that there is at least some reason why he is putting his life in danger.

[Call Me Wesley]

2. AOL is freaky.

:rofl:

[MissHoneychurch]

4. IM

but that doesn't mean it is better :rofl:

[Call Me Wesley]

5. Uh!

:scared: :scared: :scared:

But yes, to be honest, I'd tell him straight what you believe. Just to make things clear from the beginning and avoid any dissapointment in the end.

:hug:

[MissHoneychurch]

6. I told him what I think of Bush

I think saying "I don't like him at all. I think he is dangerous" is pretty much obvious :rofl: