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I guess you can show us where PTSD is in conjunction with ONLY being in uniform?
Or if what you say is true, that those in uniform are the only people who can have PTSD, then there many people who have played the system and receiving benefits for PTSD, that have NEVER been in uniform...
Without listening to the audio, does Weiner say his PTSD is a result of him being "attacked" the other day? Or the result of him being rejected by California liberals years ago and then turning into a conservative? Does it cause him to dress up like Elton John and carry a toy poodle?
The thing with conservatives these days (exemplified by Trump) is if you were a Hollywood screen writer and came up with someone like Weiner or Trump or Limbaugh someone would say that your characterization is too outlandish or not realistic enough.
Yet here we are stuck with the real thing, almost too absurd to even believe.
Limbaugh only sold his condo in 2010, he lived there for quite a while. And that's the thing, it's the taxes that drove him away, not the culture. He talked crap about liberal values but he apparently has no problem living in it, and would continue to do so if the price is more affordable.
Savage, I take it back if he moved from NYC. Another poster points out that he actually owns homes in the SF Bay and very likely lives there. He is another right-winger who talks smack about liberal culture that he happily lives in.
These extreme Right personalities, if they really find the liberal culture that offensive and intolerable and loves Middle America that much, you'd think they'd live in somewhere like Nashville or Indianapolis. But they often live in very blue cities.
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Rush Limbaugh may not have sold his apartment in the upper west side until recently, but he always hated NYC and moved to FL in the late 1990s. It's well known. And what difference does it make where someone chooses to live? I like visiting NYC, but I'd never live there, even if I could afford to live in Trump Tower.
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