One other question, why do you have to be a certain age to fight the war in iraq? Why is it important?
Oh, and I'm sure you'll agree with me when I say that fighting in Iraq is a HUGE FASHION DISASTER. And, I cannot imagine how bad and ugly it gets out there. (I live the wonderful upper middle class life in the comfortable suburbs on Long Island, on my expensive computer and desk and room, and as a 19 year old ';fashion boy';, I get to wear only name brand like Calvin Klein, Perry Ellis, Abercrombie, Banana Republic, Claiborne, Gucci, Valentino, Prada and others... and a wonderful 4 year private and safe college with wonderful loving supportive parents at home, no dorm, no drugs, and rent and bill free and my parents get all college books. I love my life.)Why are so many teenagers allowed into Iraq? Do you believe it is a fashion disaster?
Actually once they turn 18 the government no longer condsiders them a child.Why are so many teenagers allowed into Iraq? Do you believe it is a fashion disaster?
How can you even use ';fashion'; in the same paragraph as ';war';? Is this question merely a poor attempt at discussing the age requirement for military service or your chance to ';show off'; how ';great'; your life is? Your paragraph really has no structure and hardly asks a question at all anyways. A waste of time if you ask me, but, then again, what else do you have to do since your life sounds pretty bland and boring...
oh yes.
what a horrid, major fashion disaster.
oh my dearie me.
shouldnt 19 be old enough to know what REALLY matters?
Yes, a fashion emergency. All that camo.
If all you are worried about over in Iraq is the fashion, then you need a serious reality call. My husband is over there in iraq along with alot of other wive's husbands that I know of and they are over there because that is their job. Most of the men and women who join or have joined the military is so they could better their lives. They are also over in Iraq so YOU can have your luxurious life and be free. Wake up and become intuned with reality. Because life is not all about fashion. and the reason why our young men and women are over there fighting for our freedom has nothing to do with fashion.
so that people like you can continue to be bloody rich in the most vile, and disgusting way.
my humble appologies to the soldiers and their families. i understand that they should not be there in the first place. i hold no grudge against them for being in the millitary under a war hungry administration. if they trust in the noble aspect of their mission. my support lies not so much in the cause, but in wishing them a safe return home.
must i remind you of the controversy in both the bush elections. i feel that the american people (for the most part) are intelligent enough to understand the nature of the conflict, and to opinions on their own, whatever they may be. the difficult question remains, how to clean up the mess that was created?
one thing you have proven to us is your immaturity by stating your material superiourity over the soldiers -- many, of which were duped into joining the army or did so out of financial desperations. if you question the war in iraq, and wish to protest it, please do. but do so in a intelligent, cultured way.
war is never fashionable!!
ok first off
u have to join the millatary forces at 18 and if u dont then u cant.
so thats why people are so young.
its their choice and they know what they are getting into.
my dad was a marine since he was 18.
thats more than 20 years as one.
he wentto Iraq and trained them and came back fine and didnt care about ****** fasion there.
he cared about saving peoples lives.
Steven:
I was ready to answer your question in one of the other forums you posted in, until I saw this one.
Now I just want to hunt you down for the jackass you are.
when Iraq comes to mind, the last thing i think about is fashion.
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