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I have no problem with it. Service in the military is an honorable MineralMan Nov 2019 #1
You're not over-reacting! femmocrat Nov 2019 #2
The NRA is different exboyfil Nov 2019 #5
Of course. femmocrat Nov 2019 #6
Need some tie dyed Peace sign Tees to pass out. safeinOhio Nov 2019 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author lastlib Nov 2019 #13
Or "Remember Kent State" lastlib Nov 2019 #14
Yes. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #20
We had Jr. ROTC in my high school exboyfil Nov 2019 #4
I have a huge problem with this. SlogginThroughIt Nov 2019 #7
They are all over the Boy Scouts. lastlib Nov 2019 #16
I appreciate your perspective. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #19
Right. SlogginThroughIt Nov 2019 #37
Military Recruiters get kids out of class for a couple of hours irisblue Nov 2019 #8
Don't worry, the National Guard does Humanitarian Relief as well as help home states Baked Potato Nov 2019 #9
Thank Bush and No Child Left Behind, which mandated that schools give military recruiters the same WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2019 #10
No opt out form was offered were sent home with my kiddo. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #15
A t-shirt is free advertsing; wearing it gives the military free advertising. WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2019 #21
Yes I plan to do that today. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #23
You hit on the real source of Wellstone ruled Nov 2019 #36
This is common in high school Cairycat Nov 2019 #11
Similar story ... Silver1 Nov 2019 #43
standard recruiting lapfog_1 Nov 2019 #12
I thought of this terrifies me. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #17
we were a military family lapfog_1 Nov 2019 #24
Your mom put an end to you joining the Navy? MontanaMama Nov 2019 #25
It was my dream to be a submariner lapfog_1 Nov 2019 #31
Here's the thing: This country has a military. Every country does. MineralMan Nov 2019 #18
I appreciate your thoughts. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #22
Yes, I understand that you see a difference. MineralMan Nov 2019 #34
The kid is 14. SlogginThroughIt Nov 2019 #38
This simplest and most profound difference MontanaMama Nov 2019 #44
Our high school civics/social studies teacher used handouts from the Department of Defense jalan48 Nov 2019 #26
Holy crap. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #29
I agree about military presence in schools. Given our perpetual state of war I think we should give jalan48 Nov 2019 #30
As an Army Sergeant HAB911 Nov 2019 #27
Bookmarking this to show my daughter Alliepoo Nov 2019 #28
My wife recalls all the time about how all the different services set up shop in her high school... ExciteBike66 Nov 2019 #32
When I was in HS (64-68) we didn't have recruiters coming to the school, however walkingman Nov 2019 #33
Thank GWB UpInArms Nov 2019 #35
School districts are in variable compliance with the "opt out" notices gratuitous Nov 2019 #41
I have two thoughts about this. grumpyduck Nov 2019 #39
The military is heavily integrated into the public school system. TidalWave46 Nov 2019 #40
It's new for me since I have only one kiddo. MontanaMama Nov 2019 #48
Is this new everywhere? xmas74 Nov 2019 #42
I agre with you Silver1 Nov 2019 #45
when my daughter turned 18 she got all kinds of letters and 1 call demigoddess Nov 2019 #46
You're not overreacting, if this is his only t-shirt. JustABozoOnThisBus Nov 2019 #47
Thanks. Donating blood is a great idea! MontanaMama Nov 2019 #49
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