Donald Trump disrespects fallen soldier
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I really don't see much respect for vets by government. I see respect for them by government employees trained to work with them (half the time), but not by politicians funding that care. And, I don't really see much respect by civilians other than a cursory "Thank you for your service," even when they don't like what the military does.
For instance, assuming PTSD, addiction, and criminals are what await more vets than non-vets.
What I do see is people who took from 2-20+ years out of their lives to serve -- in war or in peace -- getting bad repercussions for that. Sure, a $150,000 bed in a nursing home, but not enough thickened drinks to keep them hydrated. Sure, three endoscopes to really, really, REALLY make sure the loss of blood isn't caused by wayward blood vessels in the intestines, because some idiot decided it couldn't possibly be caused by FOUR blood thinners prescribed because some volunteer volunteered adding more info onto the patient's file. Sure, free surgery to remove both legs, but let's ignored the fact those legs went gangrened because either someone forgot to tell the patient he had diabetes or didn't counsel him but once every three months for PTSD, so why would he give up the beer? Not like he was an alcoholic. He simply didn't get the connection between the mind games, the diabetes, and the great possibility of losing both of his legs, piece by piece over the course of 6 months in a psych ward and 12 months in that hospital full of nurses who learned how to use a lift, but simply couldn't/didn't use the lift right. Added bonus -- "No, you can't ever live on your own again, but you can't live in the nursing home you've liked for 18 months either."
And then there was Bill -- the guy who already lost both legs, but came back from the VA Hospital to the VA Nursing home with an completely infected arm because he had the flu, so needed to go into the hospital for a few days. (BTW, he got the flu, because some people don't think the hand sanitizer at the front desk is for them.)
I don't see much respecting vets, especially by the government who made them vets. (Yes, I did report some of this to the Director of the VA at one point. Always ended up getting a call from a guy in the patient advocacy office telling me he can't do anything about it. Eventually, I caught the hint. Report and hubby gets treated worse.)
I really don't see much respect for vets by government. I see respect for them by government employees trained to work with them (half the time), but not by politicians funding that care. And, I don't really see much respect by civilians other than a cursory "Thank you for your service," even when they don't like what the military does.
For instance, assuming PTSD, addiction, and criminals are what await more vets than non-vets.
What I do see is people who took from 2-20+ years out of their lives to serve -- in war or in peace -- getting bad repercussions for that. Sure, a $150,000 bed in a nursing home, but not enough thickened drinks to keep them hydrated. Sure, three endoscopes to really, really, REALLY make sure the loss of blood isn't caused by wayward blood vessels in the intestines, because some idiot decided it couldn't possibly be caused by FOUR blood thinners prescribed because some volunteer volunteered adding more info onto the patient's file. Sure, free surgery to remove both legs, but let's ignored the fact those legs went gangrened because either someone forgot to tell the patient he had diabetes or didn't counsel him but once every three months for PTSD, so why would he give up the beer? Not like he was an alcoholic. He simply didn't get the connection between the mind games, the diabetes, and the great possibility of losing both of his legs, piece by piece over the course of 6 months in a psych ward and 12 months in that hospital full of nurses who learned how to use a lift, but simply couldn't/didn't use the lift right. Added bonus -- "No, you can't ever live on your own again, but you can't live in the nursing home you've liked for 18 months either."
And then there was Bill -- the guy who already lost both legs, but came back from the VA Hospital to the VA Nursing home with an completely infected arm because he had the flu, so needed to go into the hospital for a few days. (BTW, he got the flu, because some people don't think the hand sanitizer at the front desk is for them.)
I don't see much respecting vets, especially by the government who made them vets. (Yes, I did report some of this to the Director of the VA at one point. Always ended up getting a call from a guy in the patient advocacy office telling me he can't do anything about it. Eventually, I caught the hint. Report and hubby gets treated worse.)
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CiC?
I really don't see much respect for vets by government. I see respect for them by government employees trained to work with them (half the time), but not by politicians funding that care. And, I don't really see much respect by civilians other than a cursory "Thank you for your service," even when they don't like what the military does.
For instance, assuming PTSD, addiction, and criminals are what await more vets than non-vets.
What I do see is people who took from 2-20+ years out of their lives to serve -- in war or in peace -- getting bad repercussions for that. Sure, a $150,000 bed in a nursing home, but not enough thickened drinks to keep them hydrated. Sure, three endoscopes to really, really, REALLY make sure the loss of blood isn't caused by wayward blood vessels in the intestines, because some idiot decided it couldn't possibly be caused by FOUR blood thinners prescribed because some volunteer volunteered adding more info onto the patient's file. Sure, free surgery to remove both legs, but let's ignored the fact those legs went gangrened because either someone forgot to tell the patient he had diabetes or didn't counsel him but once every three months for PTSD, so why would he give up the beer? Not like he was an alcoholic. He simply didn't get the connection between the mind games, the diabetes, and the great possibility of losing both of his legs, piece by piece over the course of 6 months in a psych ward and 12 months in that hospital full of nurses who learned how to use a lift, but simply couldn't/didn't use the lift right. Added bonus -- "No, you can't ever live on your own again, but you can't live in the nursing home you've liked for 18 months either."
And then there was Bill -- the guy who already lost both legs, but came back from the VA Hospital to the VA Nursing home with an completely infected arm because he had the flu, so needed to go into the hospital for a few days. (BTW, he got the flu, because some people don't think the hand sanitizer at the front desk is for them.)
I don't see much respecting vets, especially by the government who made them vets. (Yes, I did report some of this to the Director of the VA at one point. Always ended up getting a call from a guy in the patient advocacy office telling me he can't do anything about it. Eventually, I caught the hint. Report and hubby gets treated worse.)
I really don't see much respect for vets by government. I see respect for them by government employees trained to work with them (half the time), but not by politicians funding that care. And, I don't really see much respect by civilians other than a cursory "Thank you for your service," even when they don't like what the military does.
For instance, assuming PTSD, addiction, and criminals are what await more vets than non-vets.
What I do see is people who took from 2-20+ years out of their lives to serve -- in war or in peace -- getting bad repercussions for that. Sure, a $150,000 bed in a nursing home, but not enough thickened drinks to keep them hydrated. Sure, three endoscopes to really, really, REALLY make sure the loss of blood isn't caused by wayward blood vessels in the intestines, because some idiot decided it couldn't possibly be caused by FOUR blood thinners prescribed because some volunteer volunteered adding more info onto the patient's file. Sure, free surgery to remove both legs, but let's ignored the fact those legs went gangrened because either someone forgot to tell the patient he had diabetes or didn't counsel him but once every three months for PTSD, so why would he give up the beer? Not like he was an alcoholic. He simply didn't get the connection between the mind games, the diabetes, and the great possibility of losing both of his legs, piece by piece over the course of 6 months in a psych ward and 12 months in that hospital full of nurses who learned how to use a lift, but simply couldn't/didn't use the lift right. Added bonus -- "No, you can't ever live on your own again, but you can't live in the nursing home you've liked for 18 months either."
And then there was Bill -- the guy who already lost both legs, but came back from the VA Hospital to the VA Nursing home with an completely infected arm because he had the flu, so needed to go into the hospital for a few days. (BTW, he got the flu, because some people don't think the hand sanitizer at the front desk is for them.)
I don't see much respecting vets, especially by the government who made them vets. (Yes, I did report some of this to the Director of the VA at one point. Always ended up getting a call from a guy in the patient advocacy office telling me he can't do anything about it. Eventually, I caught the hint. Report and hubby gets treated worse.)
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I guess some think that trump Is a scoundrel but In the eyes of others he Is a model person that our children should aspire to be like,I wonder If other countries think that we all admire trump.
They would do well, however to model his direct forthrightness, and the fact that he does not pander to people by saying what he thinks they want to hear. (All of this, of course with a good degree more sophistication than Trump possesses.)
I think other countries are quickly learning that we elected him because, unlike that political sell-out, Obama, he puts America and her interests, FIRST.
Change channels on your TV. You may be surprised to find that there is a whole lot that PRESIDENT Trump says every day that NEVER gets acknowledged on several cable news outlets. I'm serious. They actually do not allow you to see or hear much of what he does and says. I could hardly believe how controlling they are when I first began noticing it.
One thing I think stands out glaringly here is the fact that no one is daring to go near this widow's obvious lack of at least education, if not, outright intelligence.
And, I think that is important in understanding just how much more vulnerable that makes her to the manipulations of someone like this cowboy hat-wearing loud mouth.
And, I think that is important in understanding just how much more vulnerable that makes her to the manipulations of someone like this cowboy hat-wearing loud mouth.
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and the whole time they are attacking Trump, some of them know/knew who actually ordered the fake news dossier
the depths of their lies and conspiracies are vile
I was wondering for a while what word would satisfy what I feel when some of them start running their mouths
plenty of words out there and some you don't write on a Christian forum
I have settled on vile
it suits them and what they do perfectly IMO
vile
Surely only an evil person could be so vile as to have made you so angry. Vile is something or someone so morally wrong or offensive as to be thoroughly disgusting.
Are you appalled by someone’s sordid, despicable, ugly and just generally awful behavior? Then it’s probably vile, too. One of those dramatic adjectives with many synonyms, the word vile is not only used to describe a person or an action that is morally reprehensible; it can describe a smell that is so bad as to be practically morally reprehensible — or something else that offends your senses enough to make you nauseous. Those three month old dirty gym socks? They’re vile!
Definitions of vile
“the vile development of slavery appalled them”
Synonyms:despicable, slimy, ugly, unworthy, worthless, wretchedevilmorally bad or wrong
adjcausing or able to cause nausea
Synonyms:loathsome, nauseating, nauseous, noisome, offensive, queasy, sickeningunwholesomedetrimental to physical or moral well-being
the depths of their lies and conspiracies are vile
I was wondering for a while what word would satisfy what I feel when some of them start running their mouths
plenty of words out there and some you don't write on a Christian forum
I have settled on vile
it suits them and what they do perfectly IMO
vile
Surely only an evil person could be so vile as to have made you so angry. Vile is something or someone so morally wrong or offensive as to be thoroughly disgusting.
Are you appalled by someone’s sordid, despicable, ugly and just generally awful behavior? Then it’s probably vile, too. One of those dramatic adjectives with many synonyms, the word vile is not only used to describe a person or an action that is morally reprehensible; it can describe a smell that is so bad as to be practically morally reprehensible — or something else that offends your senses enough to make you nauseous. Those three month old dirty gym socks? They’re vile!
Definitions of vile
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adjmorally reprehensible“the vile development of slavery appalled them”
Synonyms:despicable, slimy, ugly, unworthy, worthless, wretchedevilmorally bad or wrong
adjcausing or able to cause nausea
Synonyms:loathsome, nauseating, nauseous, noisome, offensive, queasy, sickeningunwholesomedetrimental to physical or moral well-being
This story, and the one about obama looking the other way while Clinton sold our uranium to Russia, is why I need to try harder to stay away from the news.
This kind of activity by a government official, use to, and I think still should, warrant the death penalty. Selling material to a foreign country, that has been for generations our enemy, sometimes hot, sometimes cold, that are essential to nuclear bombs, HAS to be a treasonous act!!
And THEN to have the unmitigated gall to try and fabricate RUSSIA - TRUMP election collusion, all the while KNOWING the evil deeds YOU did, is beyond contempt!
I'm tired of ignorant, or lazy, or in some cases evil Americans supporting these people and their party!
ok. Rant over.
This kind of activity by a government official, use to, and I think still should, warrant the death penalty. Selling material to a foreign country, that has been for generations our enemy, sometimes hot, sometimes cold, that are essential to nuclear bombs, HAS to be a treasonous act!!
And THEN to have the unmitigated gall to try and fabricate RUSSIA - TRUMP election collusion, all the while KNOWING the evil deeds YOU did, is beyond contempt!
I'm tired of ignorant, or lazy, or in some cases evil Americans supporting these people and their party!
ok. Rant over.
