11-12-2015, 09:00 PM
(11-11-2015, 10:35 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: I see a lot of, "me, me, me . . ." Two words: conscientious objector. But, you would first need to develop a conscience. Your post history would disqualify you as a conscientious objector anyway.
It all starts by stepping forward and raising your right hand and taking an oath. It "triggers that instinct to let us know if we are cowards." We ask ourselves, "Are these freedoms we enjoy worth our lives to protect? When I read your posts I honestly question why I made all the sacrifices and endured the suffering. But, then I see people like Chris Singleton and I tell myself, "Yes."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MMsVz7IOwQ
You could learn a lot from Chris Singleton.
1. It's easy to judge someone to say they should give up a full scholarship to follow to the military because you did so. Just because you didn't have that option doesn't make it wrong. Do we appreciate your service ..... Of course we do and we respect your sacrifice.... But that sacrifice doesn't give you the right to judge anyone else who was able to take a different path.
2. Now what's funny is here is that you spend all this time failing against by Christians then to make your point you post a video about a young man being a Christian and forgiving as God wants us. ..... Now is your sacrifice only worth it if everyone believes your way? You only fought for freedom for some?
Chris Singleton did the Christian thing because he is a christian..... Thanks for showing just how forgiving and wonderful being a christian truly is...
