[Peace-discuss] Re: Bambenek goes ballistic

[John Bambenek]

No, my experience isn't representative, but I don't make it out to be.
 The difference is, I've talked to many many people to make my
conclusions.

Of course, it's just like an anti-war person to want a critic to die.
Yeah, peace, justice, and kill those fucking cracker conservatives.

Typical.  All you people are is motivated by hate.  Pure,
unadulterated hate.  And you call me a hypocrit... I don't go around
wishing people to die.

I never said no women have been raped, and I say as much in my
column... the AFSC video and your claims makes it sound common-place.

The only one laughing is you... and no one notices because you are
just that over the top you get ignored.

However, keep wishing for me to die.  It shows your true colors.  Just
like John Kerry.

On 11/1/06, Tammy Watts <tammyewatts at yahoo.com> wrote:
> John--
>
> I know you're a last word type of guy, so I'll let you have it after this.
>
> My 6 months in ACTIVE duty is "hardly...case study representative" as if
> your ROTC experience makes you some sort of expert.  (By the way, I'm sure
> nowadays you could get a waiver for those knees.)  Uncle Sam is pretty
> desperate for cannon fodder.
>
> "I've also talked to several women who have served, and they simply
> don't know where these claims come from because they never saw it and
> know of no one it happend to. Some of these women served in combat
> areas as well.".....
>
> Oh ok.  I get it.  When it goes in your favor, the testimonies of "several
> women" is gospel, and when it comes to those of us who can testify to the
> inherent sexual harassment in the military and also foreign interpreters who
> worked in combat areas, it "hardly makes your case study representative."
>
> Your hypocrisy is amusing.  So go ahead and have that last word.  You become
> more laughable with every post.
>
> Tammy
>
>
>
>
>
>
> John Bambenek <jcb.blog at gmail.com> wrote:
> David-
>
> Calm down... you're hyperventilating. You're constant hyperbole makes
> sure that people continue to ignore the anti-war movement.
>
> Tammy-
>
> How do you know I was never in the service? By all means, contact the
> NPSC and verify that I was. In fact, I even mention in the article
> how I came to be in the service, and why I didn't end up going active
> duty.
>
> And for the record, as an officer, I wouldn't put up with any of my
> men raping a woman.
>
> Less than 6 months hardly makes your case study representative. Sure,
> it happens, and once is more than it should, but characterizing the
> entire military based on the experiences of some is patent bigotry.
>
> About one third of black men are in jail for felonies... we don't go
> around calling all black men felons, now do we?
>
> I've also talked to several women who have served, and they simply
> don't know where these claims come from because they never saw it and
> know of no one it happend to. Some of these women served in combat
> areas as well.
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