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Allow me to just chime in once again on the original post, "sometimes (as he looks down and shakes his head with his eyes closed) you can't escape the horror in your mind"..................so you cook your ing girlfriend?
1. Again, economic conservative and social liberal. Any topic in which welfare or government handouts are in question, hear me champion the conservative cause. I am a Libertarian, learn the difference.Every post you have made on this forum has been liberal in nature. I'm just calling a spade a spade.
Over 200,000 of our military have rotated through Iraq. One person kills like this, and suddenly dumbasses like you and Dan expect it to be happening all the ing time.
That's what pathetic, and even moreso is to make it political in nature.
I've got 4 co-workers who fought in Iraq. Three are married and one has a finacee. I guess I should tell them all this weekend that they need to leave their husbands while there's still time
You're as partisaned and do as much hacking, look in the ing mirror.
Good for you. My original criticism was aimed at NBA . If you don't want to be associated with his political hacks, don't defend him. If you do, don't get your panties in a bunch when I associate you with him. Pretty damn simple.
2. One has actually cooked his girlfriend. Wow, lets play our hands this close to the chest why don't we. Others have killed themselves, untold numbers suffer from ptss, and others may do the same. It is having pity on them, not trying to get somebody elected.
3. Oh My God, you are dumber than I thought. You do not even know what partisan hackery is! To be a partisan hack you must support a party no matter what, and generally speaking, you must speak negatively of the opposing party at all times. To simply have views that correspond with a specific parties views is not to be a partisan hack. I actually feel sorry for you if this is the depth of your intellectual abilities. I can not be a partisan hack if I won't even vote democratic in the presidential elections unless Hillary and Mccain both don't run.
Come on, bring something real to the table.
Allow me to just chime in once again on the original post, "sometimes (as he looks down and shakes his head with his eyes closed) you can't escape the horror in your mind"..................so you cook your ing girlfriend?
There's the root of his problem right there!Bowen was from Los Angeles
LOL, funny. But no. That quote was explaining why they are disturbed when they get home, but everybody has different experiences, and everybody handles them differently. Some people will go to the DMV, wait in line with a smile, and leave with what they came to get, though this is rare, undo ented, and a complete assumption on my part.Allow me to just chime in once again on the original post, "sometimes (as he looks down and shakes his head with his eyes closed) you can't escape the horror in your mind"..................so you cook your ing girlfriend?However, others will go, scream and curse and the ignorant assholes behind the counter, mutter something about killing their dog, kick down the velvet rope, and storm out after 3 1/2 hours of waiting. It affects all of us differently, but the 2nd person would not have screamed unless he/she were forced to suffer the DMV. If they sat at home they would be fine. We are all wired differently.
I am in no way saying that this will be a common occurance, nor will any serious reactin upon re-entering society. But they will happen, and it will be, in part, because of what they went through overseas. Again, if you claim to support the troops, actually do so and don't assume they are just naturally sick freaks rather than suffering people disturbed by their experiences, who just happen to not respond well to them.
LOL, funny. But no. That quote was explaining why they are disturbed when they get home, but everybody has different experiences, and everybody handles them differently. Some people will go to the DMV, wait in line with a smile, and leave with what they came to get, though this is rare, undo ented, and a complete assumption on my part.
I am in no way saying that this will be a common occurance, nor will any serious reactin upon re-entering society. But they will happen, and it will be, in part, because of what they went through overseas. Again, if you claim to support the troops, actually do so and don't assume they are just naturally sick freaks rather than suffering people disturbed by their experiences, who just happen to not respond well to them.
Yeah, but try and sit there and tell me that you honestly can't picture Cartman saying the same thing that Dan said to describe this.
I probably wouldn't do that as I do not like to put myself in losing situations. lol
But as poorly as Dan may have phrased what he said, or as bad as his track record may be in many of these posters eyes, his comment was still terribly misconstrued and overly dramatized.
At least singer Darryl Worley cares about the troops...
US country-music singer casts somber light on war
WASHINGTON, Oct 19 (Reuters)Reuters- Darryl Worley rallied U.S. country music fans before the Iraq invasion with "Have You Forgotten?" a No. 1 hit that recalled the Sept. 11 attacks and issued an angry challenge to war critics.
Now, with Iraq a major issue in next months congressional elections, Worley is back on the charts with a new song, inspired by an Iraq veteran, that tells a quite different story.
It is a tale of a soldier's struggle to adjust to life back home from a difficult war. "I just came back / from a place where they hated me / and everything I stand for," Worley sings in "I Just Came Back (From a War)."
Worley is emphatic that the song is not political. But its downbeat sentiment echoes what polls say are growing doubts over the Iraq war in rural America -- a stronghold of country music, Bush conservatism and military patriotism.
"I just think the heart of America is like, 'hey we support the troops, but it's time to get out of there and bring the guys and gals home,'" said Philip Gibbons, assistant program director at radio station WGSQ, "The Country Giant" in Cookeville, Tennessee.
We are putting guns, automatic weapons, into the hands of US troops in Iraq that we wouldn't let operate a motor vehicle here at home...
CBS NewsCBS News) Army Staff Sgt. Bryce Syverson spent 15 months in Iraq before he was diagnosed by military doctors with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and sent to the psychiatric unit at Walter Reed Medical Center, CBS News correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi reports.
"It ended up they just took his weapon away from him and said he was non-deployable and couldn't have a weapon," says his father, Larry Syverson. "He was on suicide watch in a lockdown."
That was last August. This August, he was deployed to Ramadi, in the heart of the Sunni triangle -- and he had a weapon. He's still there. Under pressure to maintain troop levels, military doctors tell CBS News it's become a "common practice" to recycle soldiers with mental disorders back into combat.
Nothing to see here according to John Smith folks, move along...
Time in combat is dehumanizing and desensitizes people to violence.
Kerry said as much when he testified before congress after his tour in Vietnam, and it is as true today as it ever has been in the history of warfare.
This is NOT to say that everybody comes out of the military being a pyschopath.
It DOES mean that it increases one's own tendencies towards violence, if that streak is already there.
There is a subtle difference.
Yeah I agree, but still, COOKING YOUR GIRLFRIEND?
I don't think it is clear from the report that he was cooking or merely attempting to burn the body in a spectacularly dumb way.
I think it just said that the burnt head was on the stove. Hard to guess the intention there.
Either way:
Ick.
The more I think about this, the more disgusting it seems.Police found the victim’s head burned beyond recognition in a pot on top of the stove, and her legs and feet in the same condition in pans inside the oven, police said.
Aw man, I was hoping that no one would use that smiley....The more I think about this, the more disgusting it seems.
By MARCUS BARAM
Oct. 20, 2006ABC News— - New Orleans is still reeling from news this week that a bartender reportedly strangled his girlfriend, dismembered her body, and cooked some of the body parts on his stove before jumping to his death.
Now, it turns out, he was an Iraq war hero.
That's just one of the tragic ironies and mysteries of the suspected murder-suicide that has shaken residents of Crescent City.
Police said the mystery began on Tuesday when the body of Zachary Bowen, 28, was found on top of a parking garage.
A suicide note in his right, front pocket led cops to a grisly crime scene at his apartment in the French Quarter.
According to news reports, two pots were sitting on the stove, one containing a woman's head and another holding her hands and feet. Police believe the body parts belong to Bowen's girlfriend, Addie Hall.
In the oven, detectives reportedly found turkey-basting trays containing legs and arms sprinkled with seasoning.
i think he watched silence of the lambs one too many times
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