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Yes, you certainly did earn that right. (Actually, you were born with it, but I digress.)
Thank you for your service.
(btw, "Veteran" is spelled with an "a".)
please excuse my spelling error. I got off work at 7am and havent been to bed yet. I guess when we dont have good arguments we point out spelling mistakes.
On my way home from the Nissan dealership I'll probably stop at Walmart to get some grocery's too. Why? Because its cheaper than the Kroger's across the street.
I brought up the veterAn tag remark because someone on the first page didnt like seeing people with veterAn tags on imports.
I like seeing Veteran's tags on anything....period. I don't care if it's a Nissan or a lollipop. If I see one, I'll likely try to buy the owner of such tag a cup of coffee.
I guess when we dont have good arguments we point out spelling mistakes.
On my way home from the Nissan dealership I'll probably stop at Walmart to get some grocery's too. Why? Because its cheaper than the Kroger's across the street.
Actually, I already said that for you.
Originally Posted by tcbofade
Buying American keeps jobs here.
If any other country can produce the same widget and get it on the shelf at our local Wallymart for three cents less, it will sell while the American made widget sits there.
Those of us in manufacturing can see the silliness of the American consumer, but as Walt Pogo said, "He is us."
I brought up the veterAn tag remark because someone on the first page didnt like seeing people with veterAn tags on imports.
I didn't say it earlier, but I will. It doesn't make sense to me either.
Why would someone willing to lay his life on the line for his country (you and other veterans) be willing to buy import instead of American?
Isn't that self defeating?
Originally Posted by powerstroke72
I like seeing Veteran's tags on anything....period. I don't care if it's a Nissan or a lollipop. If I see one, I'll likely try to buy the owner of such tag a cup of coffee.