2008.03.14: March 14, 2008: Headlines: Criticism: Speaking Out: MSNBC: twocanpete writes: There is nothing about the damn peace corp in the Constitution. I'm tired of hearing about the peace corp all the time like it's some freaking meca or something!
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2008.03.14: March 14, 2008: Headlines: Criticism: Speaking Out: MSNBC: twocanpete writes: There is nothing about the damn peace corp in the Constitution. I'm tired of hearing about the peace corp all the time like it's some freaking meca or something!
twocanpete writes: There is nothing about the damn peace corp in the Constitution. I'm tired of hearing about the peace corp all the time like it's some freaking meca or something!
They did not delare their independence so that they could go pass out care packages in Africa! They wanted to be happy! Now get off my back about the freaking peace corp.
twocanpete writes: There is nothing about the damn peace corp in the Constitution. I'm tired of hearing about the peace corp all the time like it's some freaking meca or something!
There is nothing about the damn peace corp in the Constitution. I'm tired of hearing about the peace corp all the time like it's some freaking meca or something! There is a little thing about 'the pursuit of happiness' in the Constitution though! Did you get that everyone? The pursuit of happiness! It was so important that the founding fathers went to war over it. They did not delare their independence so that they could go pass out care packages in Africa! They wanted to be happy! Now get off my back about the freaking peace corp.
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By CarmenBailey (adsl-70-234-215-206.dsl.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net - 70.234.215.206) on Monday, March 31, 2008 - 6:36 pm: Edit Post |
Hey Hey, that's my line! How come all I hear about is war and mass murder and medals for committing mass murder, along with pats on the back and dinners and recognition and overspend the budget with a smirk and brainwashing...
I'd like to know please.
And I really and truly would like to know
where is so much mecca data about Peace Corps.
Only place I know of is PeaceCorpsOnline.org
which is a website for those into repairing not killing off. Why are you reading PCOL?
Am I missing somthing?
