“I’m disillusioned and tired. Send me to a country that will accept me since my country doesn’t”
"I’m not going to grovel my country for the privilege of living in it, a privilege I thought I earned in blood."
"I’m not going to grovel my country for the privilege of living in it, a privilege I thought I earned in blood."
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Stars and Stripes
Jose Barco, a decorated U.S. Army veteran once based out of Fort Carson who served 2 tours in Iraq, was taken into custody last month by ICE because his citizenship papers, which were supposed to be processed while he was in the Army, were lost.
Read his story:
Read his story:
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He gets deported to a country he doesn't know.
While actual violent criminals who tried to overthrow the government get pardons.
We ought not forget about either one.
If he'd gone, he'd have served as an officer.
As an utterly moronic, tyrannical, incompetent Lt., he would've been fragged by his own troops within months.
Democracy Saved!!!
(Where's a painless hand grenade when you need one?
Painless? Not for him.