SWA. "warriors"

[dojetdriver]

+1...

+2.

ANYBODY calling themselves a warrior while NOT engaged in armed conflict with the potential for severe bodily injury/death is about as ghey as a French horn.

 

[dragontamer]

Does 3 years of deployments to the Middle East and a couple hundred hours of combat time allow me to use the term warrior now that I work for SWA? You guys need to seriously chill. No one is trivializing our military in any way. War & warrior is used throughout our culture and language. Get a grip.

 

[dojetdriver]

Does 3 years of deployments to the Middle East and a couple hundred hours of combat time allow me to use the term warrior now that I work for SWA?

Absolutely it does!!!!

You guys need to seriously chill. No one is trivializing our military in any way. War & warrior is used throughout our culture and language. Get a grip.

Yet there are MANY that serve that would consider it weak to label those a "warrior" when ALL they are is a cog in a giant corporate machine that in no way what so ever puts them in harms way.

Make sense?

 

[dragontamer]

Nope, not really. I'm pretty proud of being a "cog" as I was proud of serving in my former life.

Peace out.

 

[jonjuan]

Nope, not really. I'm pretty proud of being a "cog" as I was proud of serving in my former life.

Peace out.

Then my maid is a warrior.

 

[Whataburger]

I played cardgame "War" a lot with my Grandma, and now I am doing it with my kids. Am I a bad person?

 

[nimtz]

Good to see the LUV dic factor come out again after taking a few weeks off.

 

[Hose A. Jiminez]

Get the phuk over yourselves. The term "warrior" is used all the time in motivational terms. Did any of you play highschool football? Thank you for your service, and I mean that sincerely.

 

[slaquer5]

Good to see the LUV dic factor come out again after taking a few weeks off.

Wow so when your not on the UAL/forums bitching about UAL your slaming SWA. Is it true UAL is closing the DEN base?

 

[scoreboardII]

War & warrior is used throughout our culture and language. Get a grip.

It is, and it is disgusting, deeming, cheapens the true intent of the word.

Why not "valued employee", or "hard workers" or "supreme allied members of the Borg".

But warrior? YGBSM.

Disagree, go look at the definition and show us where it says "and also applies to civilians who do a good job".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrior