I detest the ignorance that this woman displayed! She forced our young soldier to say some thing quickly, without thinking. Maybe he's lose a comrade in battle, Maybe he's lost his job for even going, maybe his wife has left him while he's away, maybe he's never seen his new son. God as my judge-I truly detest the miserable creature that could speak to our brave soldiers in this manner. She should be falling on her knees that she has the right to speak at all!

I thought America had experienced a little enlightenment in 40+ years, but I also encountered that when I returned from Viet Nam. Some well-nourished creature pointed at my ribbons and remarked, "I bet they gave you those for killing helpless women and children?" I shrugged, "Only the ugly ones, and I'm one short of my quota, Heavyweight." A male Caucasian spit at me, missed my trousers but hit my spit-shined shoes. He thought that was funny, so I wiped my shoe by kicking him in the crotch. His girlfriend, for whom I presume he intended to show off, tried to comfort the lad while he was writhing in the street, and she shouted, "You pig, you Nazi! You hurt him!" The lad's hands were firmly glued to his testicles in an attempt to keep them from disintegrating; I suggested she kiss it and make it well. That was years ago, and I had something of an "attitude problem" then, but I've mellowed considerably with age and I'm much more tolerant now.

i think he was nice for saying what he did say and not knocking her out like she deserved

When the long haired hippie commie pinko fags asked us how many we killed, the typical response was: "Depends on if you count pregnant women as 1 or 2". That usually shut them up.

oh no. not this baby killer BS again. havent our veterens been threw enough. especially Vietnam.

I hope that showed her to shut her Pie-hole! I would have gone a little further thatn that on her though......

She sounds like one of the true leftist baby-killers.

My uncle who was a Vietnam Vet just recently past away, he was a hero to me. He told me stories from the war and some of the things he had witnessed. We as Americans owe such a debt of gratitude to the men and women who have served and given their lives for his country. I can not tell you the pride I feel for our country and the goosebumps I get when I walk up to a soldier and thank him for his service. When I think of people out there that have no idea what these men have gone through and seen just so that their children and grandchildren can grow up in the same freedom loving country that they were born into. I can not describe to you the deep resentment and anger that boils up within me. It is always the few good people that will have to fight for the many week and ungrateful to preserve what is unobtainable accept through the shedding of blood and the loss of life. There is no greater gift than one man give up his life for another. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all who have served and died for my freedom.

Gentlemen, I should clarify...before I returned to the World, I'd been warned that America was sharply divided in its support of the war in Southeast Asia, and those who protested it often expressed their opinions in counterproductive ways. Admittedly, my hammer was cocked before I returned. I had no patience, no willingness to dialogue, no toleration of confrontational personalities. I was still sorting society out for enemies, and some defined their position and their animosity very clearly. I should have handled some of those situations with greater maturity and rationality, but that took much longer to develop.

Del and all other military folks on here I think we all owe you a thank you for what you've done for this country and protecting our freedom and rights. Palumbo there is nothing wrong with what you did to that guy because odds are his kids wouldn've grown up to be just as harrasing to our soldiers as the lady in the story.

god bless all of you next time a soldiers being harassed i just pray im there he/she might be in uniform but im not ill make sure whoevers bugging them won't be doing it a second time and when the soldier has to pull me off maybe then theyll show them a little respect

Through my 20 years of service, I have never experience that but my uncle did once through vietnam.....
It was a College hippie guy that spit on his face and he knock him out cold after that.....

I don't believe in lying. He should have said,"I wouldn't know; how does it feel to be an idiot?"