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MapleStreet Says:
“…Thus all those soldiers coming back with depression, etc : Don’t worry, its only psychological and not real. (And ultimately due only to the weakness/failing of the individual soldier…”
April 20th, 2008 at 12:14 am

Yes, when those soldiers come back with depression or PTSD, they’re told that they won’t get any VA benefits because their mental problems were a pre-existing condition. As another poster recently pointed out, wouldn’t that have made them ineligible for military service?
April 20th, 2008 at 3:22 am

This administration has continually lowered the bar for military enlistment requirements. The “coalition of the willing” now extends to gang members and those who couldn’t pass the necessary testing to enter basic training before the “war on terror” began. Plus if our soldiers didn’t have a pre-existing mental illness going in, they surely do after the second tour of duty, when they realize either a. they’ve been stop-lossed with an extended four month stay or b. they’re going back in a few months for a third tour. I believe the only reason Bush and his cronies pat these soldiers on the back is to apply a “sucker” sign.

April 19th, 2008 at 2:41 pm

A bit quick to judge us, eh, Erroll? A couple of posters say it’s too late in the campaign for Nader to jump in, and you’re branding all liberals as Neocons and possibly fascists? Nice strawman. You have no idea how many of us supported Kucinich or other candidates early on, or how outraged we all were when the media chose the ‘top tier’ aka ‘big money’ candidates, eliminating any coverage of the ones who were openly for upholding the Constitution and requiring accountability in government. The SCLM branded those candidates as “far-left wing”, ergo, unelectable in their collective eyes. We were mad as hell when Kucinich wasn’t invited to the Iowa debate sponsored (in part) by the Des Moines Register; had Nader been a candidate at the time, we would not have been “quite content” if he were shut out as well. Do you really think that the media would take Nader seriously at this point? Regretfully, we’re stuck with Senator Obama and Senator Clinton as our choices, or, rather, the delegates’ and uberdelegates’ choices. Ralph Nader would make an excellent Secretary of Transportation in the next Administration, but I’m afraid that he will never be President.

BTW, if you consider the comments about Nader as a “hate-fest”, you can’t have visited too many political websites. You might want to check around the internets, and, while you’re out there, try not to be so quick to throw insults like “fascists” at people. We don’t like it much.

Yes, when those soldiers come back with depression or PTSD, they’re told that they won’t get any VA benefits because their mental problems were a pre-existing condition. As another poster recently pointed out, wouldn’t that have made them ineligible for military service?

I made a mistake when I posted about the increase in the gas price. When I filled up on Wednesday, the price was $3.22 a gallon (for regular unleaded) and when I went by Friday night on the way from work, the price was $3.35 a gallon. Thirteen cents in just two days!
For me, Sen McCain’s “gas tax rebate” has already been cut by 72%, and no rebate has actually been enacted.