X walmat shopper

Oh, that's the money that has pictures of tanks, ships and planes
instead of presidents. I get it now.

Ok Mai,

I have taken on myself to pity you. For the sake of those that do not
understand Klingon talk, I have translated the letter for them into
english, that way your point will actually be made.

Here is my translation:

"The article in the Groton tines, I have shopped in the store since it
opened. I send at least a dozen people to the store each week, or at
least used to.
When you say you don't support bush that's OK. When you say you
don't support the military that's another thing. But when you say you
won't support military brats, that's something else . You never
complained about me spending my military money in your store.
I can't believe this is happening in this NAVY town. Do you know how
much you are going to lose

Mai

I don't know if at this point there is anything you can do. I'm on a
mission to get you put on the navy black list."

That was easy, wasn't it?

I really hope your are not in the military. If you are, your an
embarrassment. You should be ashamed w/ yourself for writing such a
horrible letter. As for the Navy black list, you are only going to
get laughed at.

Mai, next time PLEASE, for the love of the gods, use spellcheck!

For the love of all that is Holy, don't ever identify yourself as a
member of the U.S. Navy if you write a letter like this.

It's bad enough people think Marines are all braun and no brain. Do
you have to drag down the rest of our armed forces as well?

I think before you get a reply you'll have to redo this letter and
correct all the spelling and grammatical errors because right now it
makes no sense. For example, "the artical in the groton tines". I have
no idea what this means.

Wha? What the hell are you talking about? I can't understand what
you're complaining about, or what you want Walmart to do about
whatever it is. All I can see is that you have an obvious paranoid
disorder that you really should get professional help for.

Tho, this sentence here: "you never complained about me spending my
millatary money in your store" is a bit scary; it worries me in a way
that people with severe personality disorders are allowed in the
military. Thank cheese I'm not American.

Get someone who speaks English to write this for you.

I looked for the "artical" on grotontimes.com bot it don't come up
either in the home page nor the archives. Was it perhaps an letter to
an editor?, because this paper seems pretty low in the journalistic
style and content and sometimes there's some wacky stuff in letters
people write to papers.

In any event, if you're taking a missionary stance, it's much more
effective if the words can be found in a dictionary, more people may
take it seriously.

Good Luck!!!

Go Army!!!

So where did you hear that Wal-mart doesn't support Bush or the
military? What specifically did it say?

And why do people find it so offensive when someone disagrees with
their views in the first place? It's not a personal attack! Everyone's
entitled to their opinion, you just have to let them have it.

beg pardon?

You really need to rewrite this letter. The spelling is awful and
everything else makes it hard to know what you mean to say.
If English isn't your first language, use Spellcheck. It will help
make your letter more sensible and easier to read.

If we have people like this in our military, this country has really
become screwed up.

If this person's English is so poor, how did he/she read and follow
the instructions for posting letters here?

I believe the writer in this case does not claim English as a first
language. The OP has a first name that is the same as a Hmong
co-worker of mine.

Having said that, the letter still makes zero sense and should be
rewritten by someone who has a better grasp of the English language.

You really need to rewrite this letter so it actually makes some
sense.

Waitaminute... What?

Normally I try to refrain from commenting on spelling and grammar
mistakes, but I have no idea what you are trying to say here due to
bad spelling, grammar, and incomplete sentences. Keep in mind that
these letters DO go to the companies, and you want to keep them as
businesslike as possible.