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A NEW EUPHEMISM FOR DESERTING

By Michelle Malkin • March 18, 2005 08:05 AM

Check out the New York Times‘ bleeding heart profile of military deserters. They’ve coined a new term for abandoning a soldier’s sworn duty:

Un-volunteering.

Gag.

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