New Release -- November 21st, 2014

[LOVELESS]

There is nothing wrong with this, i am a disabled viet nam veteran. These things are a part of life, and should not be looked at as being shameful, or disgusting. To think everyone would be in one hundred percent health, is a fantasy. I don't see a problem with this at all. Being disabled should not be looked at, as someone being a second class citizen. I do not believe that we live in a perfect world. Some people have to live with the burden placed upon them, and carry on with life.

[StoneFace]

Originally Posted by LOVELESS

There is nothing wrong with this, i am a disabled viet nam veteran. These things are a part of life, and should not be looked at as being shameful, or disgusting. To think everyone would be in one hundred percent health, is a fantasy. I don't see a problem with this at all. Being disabled should not be looked at, as someone being a second class citizen. I do not believe that we live in a perfect world. Some people have to live with the burden placed upon them, and carry on with life.

Thank you for serving..... I too was there.... '69-'71

Since we both live in Michigan.... we endure the snow and cold in a different way when compared to other things, huh.


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[knolan]

Originally Posted by StoneFace

Thank you for serving..... I too was there.... '69-'71

Since we both live in Michigan.... we endure the snow and cold in a different way when compared to other things, huh.


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You are right, everyone is disabled in one way or another, if not physical, it's mental. Everyone has an addiction to something, whether physical, or mental. We're all the same, in one way or another, physical, or mental.

[Texas Belle]

Originally Posted by StoneFace

Thank you for serving..... I too was there.... '69-'71

Since we both live in Michigan.... we endure the snow and cold in a different way when compared to other things, huh.


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StoneFace my thanks to you also for your service... I am a retired employee of the Department of Defense so feel like I am always related to the US Armed Forces.. have a grandson that is reporting to the Navy in March and another that served in the Navy also.. so very proud of our Vets...

[Texas Belle]

Originally Posted by LOVELESS

There is nothing wrong with this, i am a disabled viet nam veteran. These things are a part of life, and should not be looked at as being shameful, or disgusting. To think everyone would be in one hundred percent health, is a fantasy. I don't see a problem with this at all. Being disabled should not be looked at, as someone being a second class citizen. I do not believe that we live in a perfect world. Some people have to live with the burden placed upon them, and carry on with life.

Thank you, first for being a veteran and secondly for saying that it is not shameful to be a disabled/handicapped person, very well said, thanks for helping us to keep our freedom.. Carry on...