Posted on Dec 11, 2014
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Do your FB post have a military-esque slant?
Do you wear your Army PT shots to the gym with your Under Armor shirt?
Do you have bumper stickers on your car that display like your uniform?
Do you have a military coin collection? Do you wear tee-shirt that are military themed?
Do you buy your children cammo?

Are you always looking for way to subdue bright colored things? Do you know every veteran in your neighborhood and hold monthly meetings? Does your eye twitch when you read a liberal bumper sticker like COEXIST? Did your wife delete you from FB because you are too military? Have you lost friends because of your strong views that all terrorists need to die ? Do you use your military rank with civilians....if you answered YES to any of these, you rate. You can reply to this forum. Carry On...the world needs people like you.
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CPT Jack Durish
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Let's define terms: Patriotism - attachment to one's homeland.

In that sense, I am very patriotic.

How do I exhibit my patriotism?

I served voluntarily and happily and look back on that service with great pride.

I defend my country and its stature as the highest expression of human society in all of history. Care to argue the point? Let's...

I lament the reversals my nation has suffered as people have voluntarily surrendered their liberty in exchange for some illusion of safety under a paternal government, and fight to recapture the spirit of American Revolution and get us back on the right track.

Wherein my nation is in the right, I support it, and in the wrong, I do what I can to help correct it.

I take pride in the symbols of my nation above all others and demonstrate that pride and respect at every opportunity.

I vote intelligently at every opportunity.

I thank God everyday that I am an American.
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Certain ideals are lost in the name of freedom, I see your point. Great wisdom, will have to come back and read that at another juncture in my life, probably with an entirely different meaning.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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CPT Jack Durish.?
Although This Statement Was Posted About A Year Ago,
They Should Be Engraved On A Brass Plaque And Nailed On The Oval Office Walls...
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SSG Byron Hewett
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Amen to that Sir =0)
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SSG (ret) William Martin
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Nothing I wear (not including my uniform), have I placed on the exterior of my automobiles, or my homes and even my social websites suggest I am patriotic or a member of the Armed Forces. I like keeping a low profile; I like blending in with regular folks or the folks who might have a problem with seeing the colors but not partaking in her freedoms. In my heart, I am patriotic.
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The US Army is suggesting this type of non-patriotuc behavior now that ISIS is making idle threats...roll with it.
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SSG (ret) William Martin
SSG (ret) William Martin
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I recently purchased Maga hat which I plan to wear at some point.
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PO1 John Miller
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I have Arizona veteran license plates on my SUV and Harley Davidson and I have the word Veteran on my AZ drier's license.

I also have a ball cap that says "Dysfunctional Veteran Leave Me Alone" and another one that says "US Navy Retired" on them.

Does this count?
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Ranger On Petty Officer...
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