Eye-patch Dan was a big hitter here at SF

[bruce MN]

Ag Forum at one time

https://twitter.com/MattLaslo/status/1610704356101459970

[aljessen61]

Says the worthless Hotdog BOY!

[rsbs]

Bruce, seriously, are you actually trying to see how big of a ***** you can be P O S?

"eye patch Dan"?

From an effing draft dodger?

Have you zero shame?

Go hide after that post.

You are a worthless turd.

[r3020]

So Bruce is he faking it?

[bruce MN]

Draft dodger?  
Please.

Notchers have no grounds upon which to accuse the generations of service age during times of conflict.  I never received a notice.  I still have my draft card, issued in 1967.

Drop Rep. Crenshaw a note outlining your views on the politics of the day .  Maybe channel them through the baby faced neophyte Thumper you just sent out there. 

[rickgthf]

To use eye-patch Dan's words, ever notice how the f***ing clowns here always resort to ad hominem attacks at times like this? 

[rsbs]

both not worth pissing on.

Everytime we think that you clowns cannot sink any lower, you surprise us all and go further down.

Sit a few plays out, look at a mirror and measure up the clown you see, and try not to be such Pieces of Schlicts. Or just slither away.

Good advice. Shame is a powerful deterrent and you azzhats should feel ashamed.

Chickenhawks that never served, making fun of a veteran with a disability that won't ever go away. And you thought Donald Trump was bad? 

[bruce MN]

Thanks, actually.

Good refresher. Over time one can lose instinctive awareness of things.  Upon looking back in retrospect you affirm the cynicism that has always evident in generational notch views on the history of conflicts. 

[rsbs]

What is evident is that there are people with class and those that lack any.

One of our neighbors lost a leg in WW II....I never heard my father make a joke about his disability.

Same with my uncle and his disability from the war...only an azzhat would find anything remotely funny about that.

I am sure though that there were pieces of schlict like you after every war in American history.

Ted Kennedy, with his collection of jokes about Chappaquiddick, would be a good example of classlessness, too.

[Packard27]

If you live long enough, eventually you are going to say, post, or do something in anger or in a state of great passion that you will immediately regret.

Other than Crenshaw's curious quest for getting involved in foreign wars that have nothing to do with America's vital strategic interests, I have no beef with the guy. On that topic, he is no different from Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Mad Dog Jim Mattis, Joe Biden, Antony Blinkin, Lloyd Austin, Jake Sullivan, William Burns, Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Lindsey Graham, Lisa Murkowski, Bill Cassidy, Richard Shelby, Keven McCarthy, or GI Joni Ernst.

I do, however, suspect Crenshaw regrets his domestic terrorist outburst. "It was worse than a mistake. It was a blunder."