And Rick, I don't much care how well you do if you show up rather than insulting me but avoiding it. If you don't want to come at least say so (which would probably be anybody but you) instead of doing this I'll turn my chat off etc. Along with that, you keep assuming there is a problem and you expect one when in reality there is a lot less pressure for skillers to attend wars now and now because of that doesn't give skillers the right to demand what they claim we do. It's like a child asked to cut a loaf of bread in half, and since the child in the past was never given his/her half, he/she now feels obligated to try to make up for the past by cutting the bread in say 75% vs 25%. The past is past, look forward to the future rather than dwelling on what once was and accept that nobody has to attend an even they don't want to.

P.S. Quoted Gene's post since I think it brings up an excellent point.

This is Gene's view. So your argument just failed. We have to war.

 
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Thank you Garrett and Dallar.
“The day soldiers stop bringing you their problems
is the day you have stopped leading them.
They have either lost confidence that you can help them
or concluded that you do not care.
Either case is a failure of leadership.” ~~Colin Powell ~~