[Bob Seger]

When Mohammed Ali chose to be a conscientious objector, he said, "Ain't none of them Viet Cong ever called me a n_____." He lived in a nation, born in Louisville, that did not treat him as equal, that often denied him justice. Rosa Parks did see Ali as a hero, which, indeed, he was.

There is a difference between being a conscientious objector and a coward.

Hmm, how many white boys had to go because they couldn't use that excuse.

I'm just glad they locked him up and he deserved every day that he spent behind bars.

He aint no hero.

Great boxer and entertainer, but no hero.

Heros are guys like Ted Williams who served in two different wars, right at the peak of his prime.

But you being the hard core liberal that you are, and someone who doesn't have the spine to stand up for anything decent, it doesn't surprise me one bit that you would view a coward and a draft dodger as a hero.

Even Elvis Presley, when called , gladly served, and he was the reigning biggest star in the world, right at his peak of his career.