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Beauty Queen Goes to Iraq

AngelofIndifferenceAngelofIndifference Posts: 89
edited November 2006 in A Moving Train
http://www.winonadailynews.com/articles/2006/11/17/mn/3queen%20to%20iraq.txt

I don't really care that she's a "beauty queen" but I wanted to point out a quote she made...


...Gaulke said being Queen of the Lakes is “a huge honor,” but she said she is simply honoring the agreement she made when she committed to the Guard before her senior year at Robbinsdale Cooper High School.


Before her Senior year and probaby before she was 18 she asked to put her life on the line before she probably had any clue what to do with her life...

Kids all over the country from all all backgrounds are being recruited and many of them without any real understanding of the potential consequences.
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  • sapperskunksapperskunk Posts: 684
    If those kids you're referring to don't know what the hell there getting into. Then their fucking retarded and don't need to be in the military anyway.

    You make it sound like this beauty queen hasn't watched her nightly news for the last 5 years. I'm not suprised she's honoring her commitments, that's what good people do.
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  • Uncle LeoUncle Leo Posts: 1,059
    How did you find this link on Winona Daily news? That's the little town I live in. (also am from the afformentioned Robbsinsdale, though did not go to Cooper.)
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  • qtegirlqtegirl Posts: 321
    sapperskunk wrote:
    If those kids you're referring to don't know what the hell there getting into. Then their fucking retarded and don't need to be in the military anyway.

    You make it sound like this beauty queen hasn't watched her nightly news for the last 5 years. I'm not suprised she's honoring her commitments, that's what good people do.
    I agree with you and those were my thoughts exactly as I read the poster's comments.

    At 17 you ARE aware of the world around you. Most 17 y/o are not as naive as we want to make them look. I joined the military at 17, just like her, with my parent's permission and all. I knew what I was doing.

    Now, why would you feel sorry for this girl? Do they not have TV in her hometown? (**No offense, Uncle Leo, just expressing my point)
    There is no way that she signed those papers without knowing exactly what she was getting into. 5 years ago... maybe. Today, NO WAY
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