A lot of vets get really pissed off when they see yellow ribbons because it’s not even a message of support, it’s a directive, an order, telling someone else to support the troops. One of my veteran friends hates them so much that whenever he sees one he takes it. He’s got quite the collection on his fridge now. Now, Kokesh is careful to not name his friend “the veteran” who vandalizes well-meaning Americans’ cars and steals their property, but the photo is tagged “evans_fridge” and the first person whose name jumps into my mind is Evan Knappenberger, the same derelict who threatened Michelle Malkin<\/a> and the entire Gathering of Eagles organization. The same Evan Knappenberger whose name was just brought up the other day in our comments section as someone who was permanently removed from the rolls of IVAW.<\/p>\n Yet, here he is, hangin’ with Kokesh and still involved in juvenile behavior one would think a man of his years might have outgrown by now. Who are Kokesh and Knappenberger to decide what we can and can’t have on our private vehicles?<\/p>\n You clowns need to grow up and stop acting like you’re the only people in the entire country who’ve been to a war. You’re a couple of loser pogues who wouldn’t know honorable military service if it bit your pink, pimpled asses.<\/p>\n Oh, and a lot more veterans DON’T get pissed off at “support the troops” magnets than that miniscule number of rejects and retards in the IVAW.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.azuse.cloud\/wp-content\/uploads\/2008\/09\/evans-fridge.jpeg\" "\\"evans-fridge\\"")
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