redstate.com By Mike Miller
I have often wondered in recent years what my dad — a U.S. Marine who was 21 years old when he drove a tank onto the black sandy beach of Iwo Jima on Day One of what some historians would consider “the bloodiest battle” of WW II — would think about the state of today’s U.S. Military, let alone the state of the country he and his fellow service members fought for, some of whom paid the ultimate price so that we may be free.
Like it or not, freedom means being free to live and behave as we choose, without regard to the thoughts or feelings of others, as long as our freedoms don’t impinge on the rights or freedoms of others. The subject of this article is perhaps a perfect example on both counts.
The U.S. Marine Corps went full-metal woke on Wednesday, the first day of June, acknowledging “Pride Month” with an image of a combat helmet decorated with bullets painted in rainbow colors placed on a strap, on which the words “PROUD TO SERVE” were emblazoned…
How many men, when facing enemy troops, are worried about where to put their genitals?
I am a straight woman who loves men.
Must every aspect of our lives be focussed below the waist?