Aww, a homeless vet touches your dog and you get all upset that you might have to wash your dog, oh boo hoo for you.
Did you stop once to think what that man went through foe YOU, for ALL OF YOU? Any idea what he may have been forced to touch as a Vet, and how often he wished he could wash it off.
And you, Byron....turn the hose on him. Talk about insensitive.
Did any of you even mentioning the fact that quite possibly what he is going through is worse than what you can imagine? I've read every post, and no one...NO ONE mentioned anything like that. Did you thank him for his service, Jordan? Probably not.
I am a Veteran. I have seen many people come back that are not cared for, and end up on the streets.I WOULD NEVER, EVER not allow a homeless Vet to touch a dog if I owned one. Who else can they touch.
Sorry, but this thread disgusts me...maybe I am just a bit too close to the subject.
Thank the man for his service if you ever see him again, and let him touch your damn dog. It could be the only happy moment he has that day.
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956