Chickenhawk?

Why is it that some of the most vocal supporters of Bush (and the war in Iraq in particular) are averse to enlisting and fighting for their own cause?

C'mon, do your part. And as a bonus, you get to fire real assualt rifles, just like the ones you get in America's Army and Counter-Strike. Plus, you get to make money, and have a job for once. It sure beats just having a couple magnets on the car your parents bought you, right?

>>4
Your argument was made to sound "intellectual," like a real deconstruction of the alleged fallacies in the argument, but sadly ends up being "bullshit," based on the fact that you don't even understand the argument, or more importantly, what the word "averse" means. Nowhere in the argument does he/she state or even imply that the prevailing opinion in the U.S. military is "republican" (I think you actually meant "conservative" or more specifically, "pro-war").

Unlike you, the authors of posts >>2 and >>3 actually understand the statement. While I cannot question your reasoning based on your statement, I can bring light to your lack of vocabulary and understanding of written statements.