God, Country, and Family..... A Poll.

[edsinger]

Here is what I would like to do. INGO has members of varying age ranges so I would like to examine a cross section of its members. We have both veterans and non-veterans, men/women, old and young.

Please note the extra information requested.


I will state that while growing up, I was taught God, Country, and Family. In that specific order. I would like to see how that has changed over time.

I admit myself, that I too have changed,

My order is now God, Family, and Country.

I have served but I also feel that my country has changed. I would still defend her from all enemies for foreign and domestic. She is still MY country, even with the bad..

Also if you don't mind, please answer the poll and then state some minor things about you. This is important for us to see how things have changed.

State your sex, age in decade form, and whether veteran or not.

Male-40's-Veteran


Thank you for participating....

 

[jd4320t]

prolly not a good idea...

 

[edsinger]

prolly not a good idea...

Why? I am curious as to how the generational difference will come out. If the MOD's think this is in appropriate then by all means delete it. I do not see this issue unless it is against the terms, which I don't think it is.

 

[trinitrotoluene85]

God, Family, and Country.

I could see it possible to switch the last two if I had a family member turning traitorous, or other extreme situations.

Male - 20's - Non-Vet.

 

[lovemachine]

GOD, Family and Country here.

I worship, and thank GOD for everything I have.

I'll die for my family. I'll die to protect my family.

I'll fight to defend my country.

Male, 28, non-veteran

 

[jd4320t]

Why? I am curious as to how the generational difference will come out. If the MOD's think this is in appropriate then by all means delete it. I do not see this issue unless it is against the terms, which I don't think it is.

You are asking members to order things that may not be important to them.

 

[edsinger]

You are asking members to order things that may not be important to them.

That is what #4 would be for.....whew, I thought I was violating terms or something.

 

[rex soldier]

God, Country, and Family
Male , 20's and vet

 

[flatlander]

God
Family
Country
Male
50's
Retired Veteran

Bob

 

[flatlander]

You are asking members to order things that may not be important to them.

Then don't participate

Bob

 

[jd4320t]

Then don't participate

Bob

Go ahead and roll your eyes Bob.

 

[jblomenberg16]

God, Family, Country - Male, 32.


Without my Country, I still have my family and my God. Without my family or Country, I still have my God. Without my God, I have nothing.

 

[Kitty]

Guess I'm in the post your order group.
My Familly is always first.
My Ethical code/Spirituality second
My Community/Innocents/Civilians would be next.
My Country, although in the top 5, has fallen. As preserving my country often times mean defending me government.

Female, 40, Served but was discharged early due to injury (I never feel qualified in calling myself a vetran as my time of service was so short - under 2 years and all stateside.)

 

[spencer rifle]

G, F, C
M, 52, non-vet

 

[adam]

Country, Family, God

I'm not much of a religious person. I'm a single male, and while I have my parents still, I put country first. I love this country, pure and simple. I couldn't imagine living in another one over the US of A.

Male, 20's, vet.

 

[edsinger]

Female, 40, Served but was discharged early due to injury (I never feel qualified in calling myself a vetran as my time of service was so short - under 2 years and all stateside.)

You are still a Vet..... you earned that.

 

[SemperFiUSMC]

God, Family, Country. No question.

Male, 40's, Vet.

 

[E5RANGER375]

NEITHER, so here is my order;

country, family, guns.

male, 30's, veteran

I love my family and in order for me to preserve their life liberty and happiness country has to be put first sometimes. also when SHTF I KNOW I can rely on my beautiful guns.

 

[NYFelon]

option #4

Family and country tied. Without country, my family would not have the opportunity for success and affluence America affords. Without family, the country would be without productive members.

proud agnostic.

 

[Keyser Soze]

Family, Myself.

I have no personal attachment to a circumstance of birth.