Angry Vet

[papaoscar]

Does it bother any other vets when a provider wears a military uniform/medals and claims to be a vet?

Not sure if messaging her would make me feel better (and probably get warnings) or if I should just take a breath and let it blow over. Chicks in camo is hot, but wearing medals and claiming to be a vet is bullshit.

[phildo]

I was gonna say something, but I better wait until I know whether it's about angry veterinarians or angry veterans. Two different things entirely.

[Mojojo]

No......doesn't bother me one bit. Maybe she is one who know

I have met plenty of providers who were prior service before they got into escorting. Just because they are escorts doesn't mean their claim to be veterans should be discredited. Sometimes things don't go as plan and they end up participating in the hobby.

[papaoscar]

Definitely not a veterinarian! I think every lady on this site is a meat eater lol

Maybe she was Mojojo, who knows. I remember the first time I saw it and smiled, took a closer look, and was like WTF is that shit. I've seen hot chicks wear their man's dress blue coats, and ooooo la la I mean, hell, ... gymnast chick, I forget her name! She always has pics of herself in cammo!

I'm venting I guess, that's all. That stuff always gets under my skin.

[Jake Perman]

Are you suggesting that some of these girls might not have earned purple hearts in combat? Next you'll be telling me the other providers aren't really catholic school girls, nurses, librarians, cowgirls or French maids!

Dude, it's a costume.

[Mojojo]

Originally Posted by Jake Perman

Are you suggesting that some of these girls might not have earned purple hearts in combat?

Idk......some of the deep throating action i've seen some of these girls do definitely gets them a metal for something!

[crunchtime]

Well now lets see, if they are wearing a purple Heart,Bronze Star,Silver Cross ,or CMH,if they have not truly earned it . Now that would bother me!!.. Our military men and women deserve better than that. called respect !!

[SweetMelody]

Originally Posted by crunchtime

Well now lets see, if they are wearing a purple Heart,Bronze Star,Silver Cross ,or CMH,if they have not truly earned it . Now that would bother me!!.. Our military men and women deserve better than that. called respect !!

[papaoscar]

Originally Posted by Jake Perman

Are you suggesting that some of these girls might not have earned purple hearts in combat? Next you'll be telling me the other providers aren't really catholic school girls, nurses, librarians, cowgirls or French maids!

Dude, it's a costume.

Apparently you're unaware of what stolen valor is or the laws that protect it.

Her and I already hashed it out. It ended with "if you want, come take your frustration out on me." She's a cool chick, former military, and I'm a crazy Marine.

And Jake, please, go run around in public with real military medals on. Go put on a "costume". I recommend doing it on November 10th or 11th especially. Let me know how your day goes.

[Jake Perman]

Originally Posted by papaoscar

Apparently you're unaware of what stolen valor is or the laws that protect it.

The 2005 stolen valor law was struck down by the supreme court. The new version Obama just signed only applies to someone trying to pass themselves off as decorated veterans in order to commit fraud, like applying for disability benefits. It would not apply to a movie actor wearing a costume and it sure as shit wouldn't apply to a stripper or escort unless she runs ads like:

"I won the PURPLE heart in Iraq, but I'd love to suck your RED bulging cock!"

Just because you might've been fooled by a provider's outfit doesn't make us all so gullible.

[Mojojo]

Originally Posted by Jake Perman

The 2005 stolen valor law was struck down by the supreme court. The new version Obama just signed only applies to someone trying to pass themselves off as decorated veterans in order to commit fraud, like applying for disability benefits. It would not apply to a movie actor wearing a costume and it sure as shit wouldn't apply to a stripper or escort unless she runs ads like:

"I won the PURPLE heart in Iraq, but I'd love to suck your RED bulging cock!"

Just because you might've been fooled by a provider's outfit doesn't make us all so gullible.

Bingo on your analysis!

At the end of the day be proud your sacrifice made it possible for the freedom of expression to exist, even if you disagree with it still take it as a thank you. At least that's how i take it.

[jrewing]

I see nothing wrong with providers wearing military camo or uniforms, so long it is done in a respectable manner, I am a 30 year combat wounded Marine, and over the years I have gave to some of my favorite providers a Marine cap, Semper Fi, JR

[Aether]

Ask a serious question and get stupid answers. So sorry.

Yes it pisses me off and I never served. Same with military markings on private aircraft. Not respectful.

[Guest061619]

As a combat vet, I have no issues with a costume...or an actual vet provider using her vet status in her ads. When a real vet puts on a costume with medals they didn't earn that is a bit unstable, but for me that doesn't cross the line of being offensive.

BTW...A military base and especially a deployed area, teaches even slightly hot girls that guys will trip over themselves to get a piece when they are horny.

[Halfbad]

Originally Posted by Jake Perman

The 2005 stolen valor law was struck down by the supreme court. The new version Obama just signed only applies to someone trying to pass themselves off as decorated veterans in order to commit fraud, like applying for disability benefits. It would not apply to a movie actor wearing a costume and it sure as shit wouldn't apply to a stripper or escort unless she runs ads like:

"I won the PURPLE heart in Iraq, but I'd love to suck your RED bulging cock!"

Just because you might've been fooled by a provider's outfit doesn't make us all so gullible.

+10000!

First, for any non-vets who want to show their respect for a vet go and volunteer at a VA hospital. Over the last 42 years I've found the "respect" that many profess for vets is rarely backed up by concrete action.

As a Vietnam vet I would offer that any lack of respect inferred by a n escort wearing a uniform, earned or not, PALES to what I and my comrades endured at that time.

At the end of the day, I have ZERO problem and am certainly not offended by a hot woman wearing a uniform as a costume as long as there is no attempt to perpetrate a fraud. That is the freedom I fought for!