"I went into the military in 1988 and came home in 2008; I
served for 20 years. I was in the Persian-Gulf War from '91. I had two tour
duties over there in '91 and '93. And I was in the Bosnia War from 2001-2003,
so I had four different touring duties. The military isn't for everybody,
because it's rough. I'm retired now; I'm a retired veteran. You got a lot of
veterans that got killed over there, I've seen a lot of friends that got
killed; friends that were crippled. I've seen a lot. I've seen men get killed,
women get killed. There's no discrimination when you're at war. What I don't
like is that when you get crippled and you come back to the United States and
they don't want to take care of you. You have to get a lawyer and fight for disability
when you should automatically get everything you need because you're a disabled
veteran. We fight for your freedom, and I really don't think Americans
appreciate what the veterans do. Because if it weren't for us people wouldn't
be free."
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