This 110 year old Veteran has a few words for you.
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I can't understand why any black man would join the service... this country doesn't & hasn't ever respected us. Ijs
lol,
OG aint playin still puffs over five cigars a day and drinks
whiskey...
soup, fish and butter pecan ice cream..
LOL
GO get em O G.....
OG aint playin still puffs over five cigars a day and drinks
whiskey...
soup, fish and butter pecan ice cream..
LOL
GO get em O G.....
Sometimes it's what the service can do for you
Don't sleep on the benefits of clearance, a smart MOS and the GI Bill
Its ok, you gays are accepted in the military now. You can stop your little boycott.
God Bless Him
Spoken like an amazingly faggoty faggot as usual.
Outside of that I dnt see the value.Sometimes it's what the service can do for you
Don't sleep on the benefits of clearance, a smart MOS and the GI Bill
I can respect that... I definitely wouldn't go in now with this retarded orange fuck destabilizing the whole goddamn planet. Stay yall black asses out!
black Americans are hated because we epitomize and live everything that the USA claims to believe in.....
a harsh reminder to those who simply claim to believe in those principles that they will always fall short.....
That looked and sounded like a cut scene with Father James from Mafia 3.
Richard Overton gets to stay in his home after $117K raised
Up to 140k now so still taking donations
https://www.gofundme.com/Help-Richard-Overton
The prospect of Richard Overton, 110, being moved to an assisted living facility prompted Volma Overton Jr., the veteran’s third cousin, to start a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for around-the-clock in-home care.
“We all knew that if you move Richard out of his home, he’d die,” said Overton Jr. “That home is everything for him.”
The fundraising campaign has raised $117,000 since its launch last December, enough money to keep Overton in his home of around 70 years for another seven months.
“His front porch is a special place,” Volma Overton, 68, told ABC News. “He always sits there and waves to people and everyone just comes by and talks to him.”
It was the idea of Volma Overton’s 26-year-old daughter, Sarah, a graphic designer, to start a GoFundMe campaign. The family was unsure of what to do when Overton’s caretaker experienced aging issues of her own and was no longer able to care for him.
The closest heir to Overton, who was twice married but has no children of his own, is a 95-year-old cousin who lives a few doors down. Volma Overton is now Overton’s primary family caretaker, stopping by every day to check on him.
http://www.kvue.com/life/richard-overton-staying-in-his-home-after-117k-raised/393950992
Up to 140k now so still taking donations
https://www.gofundme.com/Help-Richard-Overton
The prospect of Richard Overton, 110, being moved to an assisted living facility prompted Volma Overton Jr., the veteran’s third cousin, to start a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for around-the-clock in-home care.
“We all knew that if you move Richard out of his home, he’d die,” said Overton Jr. “That home is everything for him.”
The fundraising campaign has raised $117,000 since its launch last December, enough money to keep Overton in his home of around 70 years for another seven months.
“His front porch is a special place,” Volma Overton, 68, told ABC News. “He always sits there and waves to people and everyone just comes by and talks to him.”
It was the idea of Volma Overton’s 26-year-old daughter, Sarah, a graphic designer, to start a GoFundMe campaign. The family was unsure of what to do when Overton’s caretaker experienced aging issues of her own and was no longer able to care for him.
The closest heir to Overton, who was twice married but has no children of his own, is a 95-year-old cousin who lives a few doors down. Volma Overton is now Overton’s primary family caretaker, stopping by every day to check on him.
http://www.kvue.com/life/richard-overton-staying-in-his-home-after-117k-raised/393950992
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damn his girlfriend didn't look 91
Damn. Old school has things figured out so simply and pure now. That wisdom is priceless.
so why are you still here?
We donated 500 to his gofundme page when they started it.
Dope! Dude has lived through some of Black America's best and worst History moments.
I respect any centenarian, can't live that long unless you are living and doing something right. I don't think I would want to live that long though.
back when he was young it was the thing to do...
that was my favorite line. Can't give mofos everything, just enough. make them starve a little bit, keeps them motivated.
I've probably met you before on another one of your anti military rants, but I'll entertain you again tonight.
Has a black man coming out of High School who doesn't have the grades or the willingness to go to college the military is not a Bad Bet. However, any young person I talk to I tell them how important it is to pick a job that has outside relevance- which means when you get out you can still work a job in that field
I did purchasing when I was in the Navy, and I do purchasing now. I am not in a position to start my own business because of that experience in the supply field AND I will be in a position within the next 10 years to start a business in the black community to change the way business is done in our community and do it in such a way that the error was won't be able to compete
The military gave me that. Am I willing to die for this country? Hell no. But I do want to put myself in a position where I can make change and I can't do that complaining that this country hasn't loved me.
^^^
that makes sense...... cool story.
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