Everyone is capable of violence. Why point him out as being a vet? Are vets more prone to violence than say postal workers? Where did the term "going postal" or "went postal" come from?
The point is that you super patriots ridiculed and scoffed and called the Secretary of Homeland security for saying that some veterans are capable of causing much violence because of their war time training and experience. I pointed him out as a vet because that is what he is and the national news pointed it first. The term going postal started about 20 years or more ago because so many postal workers took out their anger and frustration with a gun and some stupid jerk rightwinger decided it would be funny to start applying the term to anyone who lost it with a gun.
Hey, isn't 'Bart both a veteran, and ex postal worker. That makes me wonder.....ummmm.....nothing......never mind.......sure is nice weather we've been having, wouldn't you say?
Everyone is capable of violence. Why point him out as being a vet? Are vets more prone to violence than say postal workers? Where did the term "going postal" or "went postal" come from?
Gee, ... Brian is both a retired postal worker and military! ...... and *GASP* he owns lots of GUNS!
I don't own LOTS of guns but I do own more than I can hold all at once. Why do you get all wrapped too tight when one shows you that. violence can come from vets and active duty soldiers?? They are like every other aspect of society except that their training makes them more dangerous if they do become violent.
