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Politcally Incorrect and Loving It
Lost In Manhood
On Talking Shit
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Every Race Is Worthless
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Raul,
I just read “The Division of Generation Y” and enjoyed it. I did not go to war, but was prompted to study International Relations in order to understand exactly what happened during 911. I was saddened by what happened in NYC and DC but realized that every action has a re-action, and was curious to know what action we had created as a government to cause such a reaction that people would kill 3,000 innocent civilians. I also studied abroad three times and ended up going to get my Masters and joined the Peace Corps in Honduras. Both your experience and mine were good for us at the time, just different. Back here in the states we strove to learn Arabic to understand the Middle East, donated blood during 911’s massive blood drive, collected money for wounded warrior programs and to send calling cards to our troops so they could communicate with their families and loved ones. I am very proud for your side of Generation Y’s sacrifice. Generation Y is a mixed bag, we all made our sacrifices during these wars, some were just a lot larger than others. We live in an interesting world and one full of choices. Thank you once again for your article and perspective, and of course for your service. Best of luck with your writing career Raul. If you write with passion and perseverance you’ll surely be successful.
Sincerely,
Chad