Reality Check

i dont let the media tell me who my heroes are,
i dont let history decide who my heroes are,
these people arent heroes.
going to keep my extensive opinions to myself on this one as i'm in a minority.

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[QUOTE=emptyspace]i dont let the media tell me who my heroes are,
i dont let history decide who my heroes are,
these people arent heroes.
going to keep my extensive opinions to myself on this one as i'm in a minority.

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If you oppose the war, hate Bush, yadda-yadda-yadda, then you aren't in the minority here.

Nos.

lol no i'm not being all self-righteous hippie opinion, just if i gave my extensive opinions then it would turn into a massive rant about the media which i cant be bothered to do,

i thought everyone opposed the war, hated bush and yadda yadda yadda'd anyway?

Not here in the states my friend... :(

you guys didn't used to be so quick to get your panties in a bunch. What happened? Stop taking yourselves so seriously.

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This post was intended to comment on the way most of today's millionaire athletes are spoiled whiny b*tches. I'd like it if they would step back from their bling bling and see what Pat Tillman did. That's all.

Gguy, I'm behind you 150%. Thank you for pointing us to this story about a man of conviction, a man who SHOULD be viewed ahead of most of us. He eschewed the 'hero' status. He didn't want the label. In football he turned down a 9 million dollar contract to play with St. Louis to stay in Arizona for 3.5 million. He followed his beliefs, not his wallet or public opinion.

Quit whining about the media, politics, and war long enough to give the man the honor he deserves.

::edit:: Because of this man's sacrifice, I've removed my policitical banner from my sig...

My math teacher new this guy, her husband and him were very good friends. It has been very interesting to here all the stories, and I think that it is a great thing that he would be willing to give up what he had to go join the army.

point taken, but i think most people would do what he did, any day of the week i'd take a job doing what i love every day for nothing than doing something i hate for all the money in the world, this man loved his country, money doesnt mean anything when it comes to feelings, point agreed.