Name:   Lifer - Subject:   Well, that is a Trump Date:   8/1/2016 9:19:13 PM

OK,  once again for the really dense amongst us a.k.a archidiot.  Just putting on a uniform does not make one a hero and to proclaim it does diminishes those that truly are. Captain Khan was killed by a car bomb.  Tragic yes,  heroic no. He didn't throw himself in a grenade drag others out of the line of fire or run I to a firefight to assist others.  He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.  Tragic and the ultimate sacrifice,  but not heroic.  Maybe he dimwitted other acts of heroism but I doubt it because we haven't heard a single word about anything he did other than get killed.  Trust me if there was anything heroic abiut his service we would be hearing it 24/7.

Now tell me again what a heartless b@stard I am but first tell me about his heroism. Remember just serving is an act of bravery,  but not heroism.  Also remember we have an all volunteer millinery.  Nobody conscripted Cpt. Khan. Also he died in 2004.was the Fort Hood shooter a hero too?  How about the Muslim that fragged the command tent just after the start of the war?  They both served too.  Not saying Khan was like them but your definition of hero,  they have to be included because they served too.