Southern Patriots, Columbus, now John Wayne.

[Roadkingtrax]

It's way beyond weird that you could draw such a crazy conclusion. Wayne made his wartime contribution in the most effective way he could--by doing what he did best, making movies for the homefront audience. And since H'wood was making as many movies during, as before, the war for theaters, along with all sorts of training films for military use, it obvious that the Defense Dept. believed the actors, technicians, stage hands, etc., also deserved deferments.

Long before talking pictures, you could conscript someone on your behalf. Even Teddy Roosevelt's father did, and he was always trying to make up for it. An admirable quality.

You're the one apologetic towards stage name Wayne, why argue with me? Rejoice in his propaganda contribution if you want, you'll have to do it somewhere else IAW the article you posted.

Yee-Haw!

[Vern Humphrey]

It's way beyond weird that you could draw such a crazy conclusion.

It's what he does -- a trick he learned when he was being toilet trained -- when he wants attention, he craps in his pants, and thinks others are impressed by the aroma.

[Roadkingtrax]

It's what he does -- a trick he learned when he was being toilet trained -- when he wants attention, he craps in his pants, and thinks others are impressed by the aroma.

Hiding behind ignore is not honorable.