Is this the correct way to help the military get people to enlist to help Afghanistan?
Mr McCain said today more troops are needed in Afghanistan to fight so I look at every vehicle that has a "I support the troops". When the vehicle stops I request them (Parents) to send their 19 and 20 years olds to the war and make President Bush proud. However, the parents get angry with me. Why? Only trying to help the United States.
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Answer by Officer Waffle
There's a difference between "I support the troops" and "I am the troops".
Not all of them necessarily want them or their loved ones out there risking their lives. That's why those people may send care packages and give donations to the troops. Don't hassle them. Hassle the people who don't support the troops at all.
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KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – U.S. Army Special Operations Soldiers, assigned to the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force – Afghanistan, arrive in a Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle at a staging area on an undisclosed forward operating base in Helmand Province as two CH47 Chinook helicopters fly overhead April 9. Coalition and ANA forces have killed more than 100 Taliban fighters over the past week.
(U.S. Army Photo by Spc. Daniel Love) www.army.mil
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