They gathered in the streets and in the coffee house across this great land , where they plotted and planed.
They crusaded, yelled, cursed and in open defiance burned their draft cards in hand.
They brazenly wave the enemy's flag in our face.
They shouted, "It's not our damn war, we won't go!"
They spit on and burned the Red, White and Blue and yelled "F---- you too!"
The POW's under went brutal, intense and prolonged agony,
and this man has the audacity to ask me� "When?"
They made fun of the MIA's and spit on the returning WIA's and shouted, "Baby Killers!
They screamed their approval when Jane sat on the AAA gun in Hanoi and thumbed her nose
at our fighting men and women.
I can think of over Fifty Eight thousand reasons for not forgiving or forgetting. And they are
all inscribed on a cold black granite wall.
And this man has the audacity to ask me�When? Then they ran and hid-out in all four corners of the earth to keep out of harms way.
When it was all over, they sneaked back into the good old US of A under the protection of the
highest office of the land.
"This was an unjust war." Was the lame excuse they used to justify their immoral sin.
I ask , "Who gave them a choice?"
No one gave you or me a choice! It was our duty, and it was the law of the land.
Now, today this man has the audacity to ask me, "When am I going to forget and forgive?"
Well, let me tell you something my friend, I have the tenacity to answer this question once
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